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reduction, and 2) no drastic CPU time increase. We use four quantities to
compare the errors: the maximum peak error velocity during the 10 day
integration (V ), the averaged peak error velocity during 5-10 day
integration (V
), the averaged peak error velocity during 5-10 day
integration (V ), the maximum peak error pressure gradient during the 10
day integration (PG
), the maximum peak error pressure gradient during the 10
day integration (PG ), and the averaged peak error pressure gradient
during 5-10 day integration (PG
), and the averaged peak error pressure gradient
during 5-10 day integration (PG ). V
). V (or PG
 (or PG ) indicates the
maximum error during the geostrophic adjustment stage, and V
) indicates the
maximum error during the geostrophic adjustment stage, and V (or
PG
 (or
PG ) shows the mean error after the adjustment. Usually, V
) shows the mean error after the adjustment. Usually, V V
 V , and PG
, and PG PG
PG The performance of each scheme is listed in Table 1.
 The performance of each scheme is listed in Table 1.