A Semi-Implicit Compressible Model for Atmospheric Flows with Seamless Access to Soundproof and Hydrostatic Dynamics

AbstractWhen written in conservation form for mass, momentum, and density-weighted potential temperature, and with Exner pressure in the momentum equation, the pseudoincompressible model and the hy...

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