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Johannes Lawen

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Stratosphere Model Verification with Manufactured Geometry

We propose an exact solution for a stratosphere dynamical core formulated in geopotential/pressure coordinates with a time-evolving lower boundary supplied by the troposphere. Rather than constraining the stratospheric circulation via specified dynamics (``nudging'') to a reanalysis, we treat the tropopause as a moving geometric boundary. The stratospheric domain thus expands, contracts, and undulates in response to tropospheric variability while preserving familiar hybrid $σ$--$p$ structure and pressure-gradient calculations. The approach integrates naturally with arbitrary Lagrangian--Eulerian (ALE) updates and conservative remap to maintain positive layer thickness and tracer monotonicity. We outline the formulation, highlight analytical properties (well-posedness, energetics, wave propagation), and sketch a verification/validation path based on modified standard test cases and reanalysis-driven experiments.

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Wave-resolving Voronoi model of Rouse number for sediment entrainment

To integrate wave and sediment transport modeling, a computationally extensive wave-resolving Voronoi mesh-based simulation has been developed to improve upon heretofore separate sediment and spectral wave modeling. Orbital wave motion-dependent sediment transport and fine structures of the dynamic Rouse number distribution across the seabed were brought into focus. The entirely parallelized wave-resolving hydrodynamic model is demonstrated for nearshore beach waters adjacent to artificial islands in Doha Bay. The nested model was validated with tidal time series for three locations and two seasons.

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Solitary solution method for incompressible Navier-Stokes PDE

The method exploits the contraction of space to systematically obtain compact solitary solutions. The latter is provided for the incompressible Euler and Navier-Stokes PDE. The nonlinear response of momentum advection is moved into a term for contracting space. Then the linear continuity PDE is solved by means of arbitrarily selected closure functions. The contracting space is then split into two variables. The compactness of some solutions is enhanced by numerically integrating the contracting domain while retaining a solution for the nonlinear PDE. The validation of numerical schemes is demonstrated for the Euler and Navier-Stokes PDE. As the nonlinear response is isolated in only one spatial dimension, the method permits to validate arbitrary unstructured meshes and domain geometries by introducing the spatial dimension n+1.

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