Statistical Theory on Variation of Carbon Dioxide Concentration in Global Warming

Author:

Luo Liaofu1,Lv Jun2

Affiliation:

1. Inner Mongolia University

2. Inner Mongolia University of Technology

Abstract

Abstract

To comprehend the relationship between global warming and CO2 emissions more comprehensively, we simulated historical data. This endeavor aimed to discern the underlying patterns governing the fluctuation of CO2 concentration and annual CO2 emissions. Our analysis revealed a consistent pattern: both variables followed time-dependent exponential functions characterized by positive feedback mechanisms. Expanding our investigation, we integrated these findings with the framework of five Shared Socio-economic Pathways (SSPs). Extending our simulations from 2015 to 2500, we uncovered a shift in CO2 concentration dynamics. While exponential growth persisted in earlier periods, a transition to negative feedback mechanisms became evident in later stages. We devised a modified exponential function to model CO2 concentration variation to capture this transition, facilitating the transition from positive to negative feedback. Subsequently, we explored the correlation between temperature anomalies and CO2 concentrations. Our analysis revealed a linear relationship between these variables and demonstrated that their physical correlation manifests only over the long term. Leveraging this relationship, we formulated predictions for global temperature anomalies up to 2500. Furthermore, we examined the impact of land-use changes as a strategy to mitigate CO2 emissions partially. By introducing an illustrative example, we elucidated the potential effectiveness of such measures. Finally, we delved into the short-term evolution of the climate system, focusing on peak series in CO2 concentration and temperature anomalies. This analysis provided valuable insights into the immediate trajectories of these critical variables.

Publisher

Research Square Platform LLC

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