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A generalized Newton-Raphson procedure is used to calculate the amount of moisture which should be removed when the air in a grid cell of a dynamical weather model becomes supersaturated. A test of the procedure shows that iteration is unnecessary: one pass leaves a residual supersaturation in the parts per million range.
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W. E. Langlois (1973) studied this question.
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