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Chemical transport by weakly nonlinear internal gravity waves in stars
While internal gravity waves (IGWs) are known to transport chemicals in the radiative zones of stars, substantial uncertainty remains regarding the magnitude and physical mechanisms of this transport. Most previous studies have relied on heuristic theories or numerical simulations that are difficult
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