July 1, 1991

A conservative split‐explicit integration scheme with fourth‐order horizontal advection

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Abstract A split‐explicit finite difference scheme is developed which combines the accuracy and economy required for numerical weather prediction with the conservation properties required for climate‐change experiments. Results are presented to demonstrate the scheme working in practice.

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