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SUMMARY:MINT: A Library that Conserves Vorticity or Lateral Fluxes when In
 terpolating Vector Fields
DESCRIPTION:Paper\n\nMINT: A Library that Conserves Vorticity or Lateral F
 luxes when Interpolating Vector Fields\n\nPletzer, Behrens, Little\n\nA C+
 +/Python interpolation and regridding package (MINT) is presented, which i
 s suited for vector fields with staggered components. MINT implements an i
 nterpolation method that conserves line and flux integrals in two dimensio
 ns. Mathematical identities such as curl grad = div curl = 0 are preserved
  to near machine accuracy after regridding. The method is immune to grid s
 ingularities, supports partially valid cells and the grid can be an unstru
 ctured collection of cells of distorted quadrilateral cells. MINT is being
  developed as part of the next generation weather and climate forecasting,
  exascale LFRic effort, to assist scientists with the computation of fluxe
 s and flows across arbitrary large, lateral areas.\n\nDomain: Climate, Wea
 ther and Earth Sciences, Physics
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