The horizontal spectrum of interfacial roughness controls the route to vertical exchange in finite-depth salt-finger mixing simulations.
Traxler, Stephan Stellmach, Pascale Garaud, Timour Radko, and Nicholas Brum- mell
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Imposed mean shear preserves the vertical reach and contact timing of finite-depth salt-finger plume forests while redistributing their spectral energy pathway.
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Interfacial Roughness Spectra and Finite-Depth Salt-Finger Mixing at a Two-Layer Thermohaline Interface
The horizontal spectrum of interfacial roughness controls the route to vertical exchange in finite-depth salt-finger mixing simulations.
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Route survival and spectral modification of finite-depth salt-finger plume forests under imposed mean shear
Imposed mean shear preserves the vertical reach and contact timing of finite-depth salt-finger plume forests while redistributing their spectral energy pathway.