Sensitivity of D/H in Mars Atmosphere to Time Varying Processes in the Water Cycle, Water Reservoir Sizes and Exchange Rates; What D/H History Might be Found by Drilling in the North Polar Cap and What It Might Mean

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A time varying stable isotope model for the D/H history of Mars water
cycle is developed with variable atmosphere, space loss rate, ground
and ice cap flux rates. It considers coupled ground reservoirs and
traces D/H in the air and reservoirs secularly and over obliquity
cycles.

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