An efficient and effective explicit damping time integration scheme
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Published Date:1981
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Description:"There are two general classes of solutions permitted by the set of primitive equations we use to describe atmospheric motions -- meteorological modes and gravity-inertia modes. The meteorological modes most closely describe the atmospheric motions that produce most of our everyday weather and are therefore the ones we seek to predict. Gravity-inertia motions, although present in the atmosphere, are generally of much less importance. By In numerical prediction models, however, the amplitudes of the gravity-inertia modes can become abnormally large and interfere with the prediction of the more important synoptic-scale meteorological motions. One method of dealing with this problem has been to develop time integration schemes that reduce the amplitudes of the gravity-inertia motions while leaving the meteorological motions relatively untouched"--Introduction.
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