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A forward-in-time splitting method for integrating the elastic equations is presented. A second-order Runge-Kutta time integrator (RK2) for the large-time-step integration is combined with the forward-backward scheme in a manner similar to the Klemp and Wilhelmson method. The new scheme produces fully second-order-accurate integrations for advection and gravity wave propagation. The RK2 scheme uses upwind discretizations for the advection terms and is easily combined with standard vertically semi-implicit techniques so as to improve computational efficiency when the grid aspect ratio becomes large. A stability analysis of the RK2 split-explicit scheme shows that it is stable for a wide range of advective and acoustic wave Courant numbers.
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