BF02 Bubble #1364
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This PR documents the dry and moist bubble verification simulations as described in Bryan & Fritsch (2002). The Bubble directory has been modified to allow for these studies and the associated input files are inputs_BF02_dry_bubble and inputs_BF02_moist_bubble.
The dry bubble simulation results are as follows (compare to Fig. 1 in linked paper). Black contours are positive and white contours are negative. This was run with 5th order upwind advection scheme.
The moist bubble simulation results are as follows (compare to Fig. 5a and Fig. 6a in linked paper; they use equation set a). Black contours are positive and white contours are negative. This was run with 3rd order upwind advection scheme. Use of 5th order upwind caused oscillations in the equivalent potential temperature (with and without WENO5 for moisture vars).
