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Eddy-induced transport velocity
An additional velocity which must be added to the large-scale velocity to properly advect large-scale tracers in numerical circulation models. This is due to the effective transport velocity not being equivalent to the Langrangian-mean velocity when the diffusivity is not spatially homogeneous.
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