This article reveals how G. I. Marchuk's innovations in numerical weather prediction and differential equations shaped modern atmospheric science.
This article examines a small portion of G. I. Marchuk's multifaceted scientific and organizational work, which had a significant impact on the development of modern numerical weather prediction. Emphasis is placed on the initial development and application of the splitting method for solving systems of differential equations describing atmospheric processes, and, briefly, on the development of adjoint equation theory and its application.
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