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Fraser William Goldsworth
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@@ -480,9 +480,10 @@ def xr_calc_curl(ds_IcD, vector, rot_coeff=None):
Notes
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We calculate the curl through the use of Stokes
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/Green
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s theorem
Green
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s theorem as we
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re working with 2D velocity!), A similar procedure can be used to calculate the horizontal components of the curl (oriented
along cell edges and defined at intermediate Z levels.) This will be implemented in a future release.
We calculate the curl through the use of Stokes
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/Green
'
s theorem. A similar
procedure can be used to calculate the horizontal components of the curl
(oriented along cell edges and defined at intermediate Z levels.) This will
be implemented in a future release.
If you
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re using this function on large datasets, performance gains may be
made if you play around with the dimension order.
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