Lecture

Modularity of Operator Splitting

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Description

This lecture discusses the modularity of operator splitting, allowing the decoupled treatment of multiple processes with different solvers for each module. It covers linear vs. nonlinear operations, examples of linear and nonlinear operations, implications for spatial averaging, cloud processes, parameterizing sub-grid scale processes, modeling the Earth system, and evaluation of climate-relevant variables.

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