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and reported estimation of parameters under Kibedani geyser based on
comparison between results of simulation of this combined model and those
of observation of Kibedani geyser.
In the case of using only the modified dynamical model, we can select
many groups of parameters suitable for results of observation. But, in the
case of using the combined model, the number of groups of parameters suit-
able for results of observation is strictly limited because of demands from
two independent models, that is, the mathematical model and the modified
dynamical model. In this sense, the estimation of parameters through the
combined model make more reliable one.
Acknowledgments
Results of observation of Kibedani geyser were offered by Maeda laboratory
at Kanto-Gakuin university. The author would like to thank Prof. Naoki
Maeda, Mr. Eiichi Ishii, and members of Maeda laboratory.
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