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greetings my name is bill scamrock and in this advanced research wharf tutorial lecture i will be discussing idealized cases that are available in the latest dwarf release idealized cases differ from the real data cases that most researchers use in warp applications specifically the idealized cases utilize simplified geometry such as 2d or 3d cartesian boxes and simplified atmospheric physics configurations to capture some essential elements of specific atmospheric phenomena we provide these idealized cases for a variety of purposes including as a mechanism to test the solver over a broad range of space and time scales from les scales or a few meters in a few seconds to large scale phenomena of using mesh spaces of hundreds of kilometers and time steps of several minutes these test cases also reproduce some known solutions so it allows us to test the solver in this way in that we know what the solutions look like either from analytic solutions we have from converged numerical solutions
