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English: Figure 11b: Initial (red) and final (black) materially advected positions of rotationally coherent mesoscale eddy boundaries and eddy centers in the ocean, along with representative inertial particle trajectories initialised on the eddy boundaries. The eddy centers are obtained as local maxima of the LAVD field. As can be proven mathematically, heavy particles (blue) converge to the centers of anti-cyclonic (clockwise) eddies. Light particles (green) converge to the centers of cyclonic (clockwise) eddies. (Video: Alireza Hadjighasem) |
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