Add weighted d[uv]_dt_str diagnostics #17
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- thickness-weighted versions of du_dt_str, dv_dt_str - du_dt_str, dv_dt_str multiplied by viscous remmant fraction
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+Rescaled flux arguments to tracer_vertdiff()
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This adds four new diagnostics building on the wind stress acceleration diagnostics
du_dt_str,dv_dt_strh_du_dt_str,h_dv_dt_str(completing the set of diags from Thickness-multiplied 3D momentum budget terms #7)du_dt_str_visc_rem,dv_dt_str_visc_rem(completing the set of diags from Visc_rem_[uv] multiplied momentum budget diagnostics #10)I did some quick tests with our NeverWorld2 setup, which confirm that online and offline multiplication by
handvisc_rem_[uv], respectively, coincide (up to interpolation error and numerical noise, respectively). See the two figures below.Thickness-weighted
Viscous remnant fraction