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Query: Connecting the dots: A versatile model for the atmospheres of tidally
  locked Super-Earths   Radiative equilibrium temperatures are calculated for the troposphere of a
tidally locked Super-Earth based on a simple greenhouse model, using Solar
System data as a guideline. These temperatures provide in combination with a
Newtonian relaxation scheme thermal forcing for a 3D atmosphere model using the
dynamical core of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology global circulation
model (MITgcm). Our model is of the same conceptional simplicity than the model
of Held & Suarez (1994) and is thus computationally fast. Furthermore, because
of the coherent, general derivation of radiative equilibrium temperatures, our
model is easily adaptable for different planets and atmospheric scenarios. As a
case study relevant for Super-Earths, we investigate a Gl581g-like planet with
Earth-like atmosphere and irradiation and present results for two
representative rotation periods of $P_{rot}$ = 10 days and $P_{rot}$ = 36.5
days. Our results provide proof of concept and highlight interesting dynamical
features for the rotating regime 3 < $P_{rot}$ < 100 days, which was shown by
Edson et al. (2011) to be an intermediate regime between equatorial
superrotation and divergence. We confirm that the $P_{rot}$ = 10 days case is
more dominated by equatorial superrotation dynamics than the $P_{rot}$ = 36.5
days case, which shows diminishing influence of standing Rossby- Kelvin waves
and increasing influence of divergence at the top of the atmosphere. We argue
that this dynamical regime change relates to the increase in Rossby deformation
radius, in agreement with previous studies. However, we also pay attention to
other features that are not or only in partial agreement with other studies,
like, e.g., the number of circulation cells and their strength, the role and
extent of thermal inversion layers, and the details of heat transport

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