Fix dimensional rescaling in predict_MEKE #802
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Refactored predict_MEKE() to include two missing dimensional rescaling factors and correct a third and to clearly indicate the units and the nature of the variables where they are being used, in coordination with Andrew Shao. Some white spacing around semicolons in the same MOM_MEKE file was also modified to follow the patterns used elsewhere in the MOM6 code. All answers are bitwise identical in cases that do not use dimensional rescaling.
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@Hallberg-NOAA and I discussed this last week and I agree that the changes are correct given the implementation of the MEKE prediction |
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Refactored
predict_MEKE()to include two missing dimensional rescaling factors and correct a third and to clearly indicate the units and the nature of the variables where they are being used, in coordination with Andrew Shao. Some white spacing around semicolons in the same MOM_MEKE file was also modified to follow the patterns used elsewhere in the MOM6 code. All answers are bitwise identical in cases that do not use dimensional rescaling.