[MITgcm-support] viscAh & viscAz!
Dimitris Menemenlis
menemenlis at sbcglobal.net
Thu Jul 7 20:03:01 EDT 2005
> There's a viscC4leith that is a biharmonic leith scheme. There is,
> at this moment anyway, no viscc4leithd divergent correction....
> -Baylor
Baylor, your message above worries me. For high-res integrations I use
useFullLeith=.TRUE.
viscC4Leith=1.0,
viscC4Leithd=1.0,
useAnisotropicViscAGridMax=.TRUE.
What do you mean there is no viscc4leithd divergent correction?
In mom_vi_hdissip.F there are terms of form:
Alth4=sqrt(viscC4leith**2*grdVrt+viscC4leithD**2*grdDiv)*L5
Aren't these supposed to be the divergent corrections or is there a
problem? Why do you reccomend to switch to harmonic viscosity?
Dimitris
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