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T. Merlis, T. Schneider, S. Bordoni, and I. Eisenman (2011).
Hadley circulation response to orbital precession. Part I: Aquaplanets.
J Climate, submitted.
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K. Armour, I. Eisenman, E. Blanchard-Wrigglesworth, K. McCusker, and C. Bitz (2011).
The reversibility of sea ice loss in a state-of-the-art climate model.
Geophys Res Lett 38, L16705.
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I. Eisenman (2011).
Factors controlling the bifurcation structure of sea ice retreat.
J Geophys Res, accepted. [pdf]
S. Finnegan, K. Bergmann, J. Eiler, D. Jones, D. Fike, I. Eisenman, N. Hughes, A. Tripati, W. Fischer (2011).
The magnitude and duration of Late Ordovician-Early Silurian glaciation. Science 331, 903-906.
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[a news piece]
I. Eisenman, T. Schneider, D. Battisti, and C. Bitz (2011).
Consistent changes in the sea ice seasonal cycle in response to global warming. J Climate 24, 5325-5335.
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Y. Ashkenazy, I. Eisenman, H. Gildor, and E. Tziperman (2010).
The effect of Milankovitch variations in insolation on equatorial seasonality.
J Climate 23, 6133-6142.
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D. Abbot, I. Eisenman, R. Pierrehumbert (2010).
The importance of ice resolution for snowball climate and deglaciation.
J Climate 23, 6100-6109.
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I. Eisenman (2010).
Geographic muting of changes in the Arctic sea ice cover.
Geophys Res Lett 37, L16501.
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I. Eisenman, C. Bitz, and E. Tziperman (2009).
Rain driven by receding ice sheets as a cause of past climate change.
Paleoceanography 24, PA4209.
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I. Eisenman and J.S. Wettlaufer (2009).
Nonlinear threshold behavior during the loss of Arctic sea ice.
Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 106, 28-32.
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[a research highlight]
[a news piece]
I. Eisenman, N. Untersteiner, and J.S. Wettlaufer (2008).
Reply to comment on "On the reliability of simulated Arctic sea ice in global climate models".
Geophys Res Lett 35, L04502.
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G. Gebbie, I. Eisenman, A. Wittenberg, and E. Tziperman (2007).
Modulation of westerly wind bursts by sea surface temperature: a semistochastic feedback for ENSO.
J Atmos Sci 64, 3281-3295.
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I. Eisenman, N. Untersteiner, and J.S. Wettlaufer (2007).
On the reliability of simulated Arctic sea ice in global climate models.
Geophys Res Lett 34, L10501.
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I. Eisenman, L. Yu, and E. Tziperman (2005).
Westerly wind bursts: ENSO's tail rather than the dog?
J Climate 18, 5224-5238.
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I. Eisenman (2005).
Non-normal effects on salt finger growth.
J Phys Oceanogr 35, 616-627.
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Manuscripts
I. Eisenman, T. Schneider, and D. Battisti (2011).
A theory for the seasonal cycle of hemispheric sea ice area. In prep.
I. Eisenman, T. Schneider, D. Battisti, and C. Bitz (2011).
The sea ice seasonal cycle in a wide range of climates simulated with a minimalist GCM.
In prep.
Non-refereed
I. Eisenman and J.S. Wettlaufer (2009).
Is Arctic sea ice approaching a tipping point?
B Am Meteorol Soc 90, 1605-1606.
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I. Eisenman (2008).
Abrupt climate change: North Atlantic volatility during the last ice age and modern Arctic sea ice retreat.
PhD thesis, Harvard University, 138 pages.
G. Gebbie, I. Eisenman, A. Wittenberg, and E. Tziperman (2007).
Could ocean-modulated wind bursts lead to better El Niño forecasts?
B Am Meteorol Soc 88, 1356-1357.
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I. Eisenman (2007).
Arctic catastrophes in an idealized sea ice model.
In Program of Studies: Ice (Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Program), Woods Hole Oceanog Inst Tech Rept 2007-02.
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P. Huybers and I. Eisenman (2006).
Integrated summer insolation calculations.
NOAA/NCDC Paleoclimatology Program, Data Contribution Series #2006-079.
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T. Sasseen, I. Eisenman, and K. Mason (2002).
New constraints on galaxy evolution from the optical monitor on XMM-Newton.
In New Visions of the X-ray Universe in the XMM-Newton and Chandra Era, ed. F. Jansen, European Space Agency SP-488.
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