Fig. 13

Temperature structure and fluxes profiles calculated with radiative-convective-subsiding-upwelling (RCSU) model in reference case for various surface pressures as functions of pressure levels in logarithmic scale. Left: ps = 0.01 bar and τs;L = 0.01. Middle: ps = 0.1 bar and τs;L = 0.1. Right: ps = 1 bar and τs;L = 1. Dayside atmospheric (solid pink line), nightside atmospheric (dashed sky blue line), dayside surface (red square), nightside surface (blue square), and radiative equilibrium (dotted grey line) temperatures (K) are plotted in top panels. Dayside (shades of red) and nightside (shades of blue) radiative net, total, upwelling, and downwelling fluxes in the longwave, and net flux in the shortwave (dashed cyan line) are plotted in bottom panels. Fluxes are normalised by the black body equilibrium flux
, where Teq
is the black body equilibrium temperature defined by Eq. (2). Calculations are performed using parameters values given by Table 2 with
n = 1, which corresponds to Fig. 2 (right panel) of Wordsworth (2015). Complementary parameters of the RCSU model are set to
and Asub∕Aup = 10.
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