Some unknown eqation i want to know about

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The equation presented relates to atmospheric physics, specifically the adiabatic law and temperature lapse rate. It appears to describe how pressure changes with altitude in relation to temperature and the lapse rate. The discussion highlights a potential typographical error with "lemda," which should be "lambda." Participants suggest that Wikipedia is a useful resource for further understanding the adiabatic process. Overall, the conversation focuses on identifying the equation's relevance to atmospheric science.
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I just wanted to ask you that can u figure out anything from this:

p= p_0 * (T-0- lemda*z/T_0) ^ g/lemda*R
T_) = temperature ground per!
lemda= lapse rate R= universal gas constant!

You don't have to explain to me anything. I would appreciate it if u could just tell me to what specific topic of physics it relates to. Many thanks.
 
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Do you mean something like \rho = {\rho}_0 (1-\frac{z}{h_2})^{\frac{\gamma}{(\gamma-1)}} ?

If yes, it has somthing to do with the adiabatic law, and atmospheric temperature lapse rate. By the way, I think you mean lamda when you wrote lemda.
 
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can someone please guide me to where i could find a relevant explanation online?

Many thanks.
 
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