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Migrates Rayleigh drag from explicit to implicit #289
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Good call @mark-petersen -- if this is done by today or Monday does that work? |
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No rush. Anytime next week. |
Previously, Rayleigh drag was implemented explicitly, which meant it was not coupled with vertical mixing. Now, Rayleigh drag is implemented implicitly so that it is directly coupled to implicit vertical mixing.
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Pushed the fixes @mark-petersen, will update the drying slope as a way to test. |
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@mark-petersen, I think this is ready to merge if it passes your tests. |
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@pwolfram Go ahead and merge into coastal. It's easier for one person to assemble merges onto a single branch.
…coastal Migrates Rayleigh drag from explicit to implicit Previously, Rayleigh drag was implemented explicitly, which meant it was not coupled with vertical mixing. Now, Rayleigh drag is implemented implicitly so that it is directly coupled to implicit vertical mixing.
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Thanks @mark-petersen! |
…o ocean/coastal Migrates Rayleigh drag from explicit to implicit Previously, Rayleigh drag was implemented explicitly, which meant it was not coupled with vertical mixing. Now, Rayleigh drag is implemented implicitly so that it is directly coupled to implicit vertical mixing.
This PR is an accumulation of PRs into the ocean/coastal branch. We are bringing them in at once for efficiency: MPAS-Dev#285, MPAS-Dev#289, MPAS-Dev#284, MPAS-Dev#295, MPAS-Dev#310, MPAS-Dev#311, MPAS-Dev#312, MPAS-Dev#335, MPAS-Dev#354, MPAS-Dev#356, MPAS-Dev#358, MPAS-Dev#359, MPAS-Dev#365, MPAS-Dev#371
This PR is an accumulation of PRs into the ocean/coastal branch. We are bringing them in at once for efficiency: MPAS-Dev#285, MPAS-Dev#289, MPAS-Dev#284, MPAS-Dev#295, MPAS-Dev#310, MPAS-Dev#311, MPAS-Dev#312, MPAS-Dev#335, MPAS-Dev#354, MPAS-Dev#356, MPAS-Dev#358, MPAS-Dev#359, MPAS-Dev#365, MPAS-Dev#371
This PR is an accumulation of PRs into the ocean/coastal branch. We are bringing them in at once for efficiency: MPAS-Dev#285, MPAS-Dev#289, MPAS-Dev#284, MPAS-Dev#295, MPAS-Dev#310, MPAS-Dev#311, MPAS-Dev#312, MPAS-Dev#335, MPAS-Dev#354, MPAS-Dev#356, MPAS-Dev#358, MPAS-Dev#359, MPAS-Dev#365, MPAS-Dev#371

Previously, Rayleigh drag was implemented explicitly, which
meant it was not coupled with vertical mixing. Now,
Rayleigh drag is implemented implicitly so that it is directly
coupled to implicit vertical mixing.