- Abstract
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The Brewer–Dobson circulation
- 3. Middle atmosphere dynamics theory
- 4. Atmospheric thermal tides
- 5. Sudden stratospheric warmings
- 6. Gravity waves
- 7. The quasi-biennial oscillation
- 8. The tropopause
- 9. Stratosphere–troposphere exchange
- 10. Stratospheric composition
- 11. Stratospheric ozone
- 12. Solar variability and climate
- 13. Volcanic eruptions, the stratosphere, and climate
- 14. Stratosphere–troposphere coupling
- 15. Role of the stratosphere in weather and climate prediction
- 16. Climate change and the stratosphere
- 17. Concluding remarks
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