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Nonlinear filtering stabilizations for the quasi-geostrophic equations
Numerical simulations of ocean flows typically require fine computational meshes to resolve the Munk scale, leading to high computational costs. Filtering-based large eddy simulation (LES) provides a way to relax the mesh size requirement by modeling the effects of the unresolved scales. For the imp
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