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. The potential of the antidiffusive transport scheme proposed byDesprés and Lagoutière (1999) for resolving vertical transport in chemistry-transportmodels is investigated in an idealized framework with very encouragingresults. We show that, compared to classical higher-order schemes, theDesprés and Lagoutière (1999) scheme reduces numerical diffusion and improves accuracyin idealized cases that are typical of atmospheric transport of tracers inchemistry-transport models. The increase in accuracy and the reduction indiffusion are substantial when, and only when, vertical resolution isinsufficient to properly resolve vertical gradients, which is very frequent inchemistry-transport models. Therefore, we think that this scheme is anextremely promising solution for reducing numerical diffusion inchemistry-transport models.

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Using the Després and Lagoutière (1999) antidiffusive transport scheme: a promising and novel method against excessive vertical diffusion in chemistry-transport models