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Dynamically Orthogonal Numerical Schemes for Efficient Stochastic Advection and Lagrangian Transport

Quantifying the uncertainty of Lagrangian motion can be performed by solving a large number of ordinary differential equations with random velocities or, equivalently, a stochastic transport partial differential equation (PDE) for the ensemble of flow-maps. The dynamically orthogonal (DO) decomposit...

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