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WaveVortexModel
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Installation
User guide
Introduction
Using WVTransform
Capabilities and limitations
Adding forcing
Compiled constant-stratification preview
Portable constant-stratification runtime
Reading and writing files
Reading and writing files: advanced topics
Creating new state variables
Wavenumbers, modes, and indices
NetCDF conventions
Mathematical introduction
Introduction
Orthogonality
The wave-vortex transformation
Class documentation
WVModel
Transforms
WVTransform
WVTransformBoussinesq
WVTransformHydrostatic
WVTransformConstantStratification
WVTransformBarotropicQG
WVTransformStratifiedQG
Forcing
WVForcing
Closures
WVAdaptiveDamping
WVVerticalDiffusivity
WVHorizontalDamping
WVVerticalDamping
WVThermalDamping
WVAntialiasing
WVNonlinearAdvection
WVBottomFrictionLinear
WVBottomFrictionQuadratic
WVFixedAmplitudeForcing
WVNarrowBandGeostrophicForcing
WVBetaPlanePVAdvection
WVPseudoTopographicWaveGeneration
Observing systems
WVObservingSystem
WVEulerianFields
WVLagrangianParticles
WVTracer
WVMooring
WVCoefficients
Model output
WVModelOutputFile
WVModelOutputGroup
WVModelOutputGroupEvenlySpaced
Flow components
WVFlowComponent
WVPrimaryFlowComponent
WVTotalFlowComponent
WVGeostrophicComponent
WVInternalGravityWaveComponent
WVInertialOscillationComponent
WVMeanDensityAnomalyComponent
Operations & annotations
WVOperation
WVVariableAnnotation
Developer internals
WVFourierStorageLayout
WVCompiledBackend
WVCompiledConstantStratificationBackend
Benchmarks
Developers guide
Operations and variables
Design of the primary flow components
Continuous integration
Release checklist
Fourier storage layouts
Transform storage benchmark
Compiled kernel contract
Portable runtime contract
Annotations
Class annotations
WaveVortexModel style guide
Diagnostics & Add-ons
Acknowledgements
Version History
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Class documentation
Transforms
WVTransformBoussinesq
summarizeFlowComponents
summarizeFlowComponents
Print a table of registered primary and diagnostic components.
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