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Adjoint-based Inversion for the Diffusion Coefficient in Marine Lake Models
Marine lakes offer a unique opportunity to study how physical processes, such as turbulent mixing, biomixing, and tidal exchanges, regulate the vertical transport of heat, oxygen, and nutrients in relatively isolated ecosystems. The effective diffusion coefficient characterizes the overall mixing an
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