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P(i,j,k)/rhoConst = -g*rC(k) + PH(i,j,k) + PNH(i,j,k) 

And PHL would be the equivalent of PH (hydrostatic pressure potential anomaly)
but at the bottom, so that the hydrostatic pressure at the bottom Pb
would be: Pb(i,j)/rhoConst = g*Depth(i,j) + PHL(i,j)

Cheers,
Jean-Michel

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