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Improve references/citations in docs + enhances 3D Stokes drift example #3430

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@navidcy navidcy commented Jan 16, 2024

More usage of DocumenterCitations.jl functionality.

Also, closes #3444.

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@navidcy navidcy changed the title Improve references/citations in docs Improve references/citations in docs + enhances 3D Stokes drift example Jan 25, 2024
of the Stokes drift, then ``∂_z wˢ = - ∂_x uˢ = - (∂_ξ A) ûˢ`` and therefore, under
the assumption that ``wˢ`` tends to zero at large depths, we get ``wˢ = - (∂_ξ A / 2k) ûˢ``.
with ``A(ξ, η) = \\exp{[-(ξ^2 + η^2) / 2δ^2]}``. We also assume ``vˢ = 0``.
If ``𝐯ˢ`` represents the solenoidal component of the Stokes drift, then
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I recall @glwagner mentioning that Oceananigans by definition evolves the solenoidal component of the Stokes drift. Perhaps it would be better to say "In Oceananigans, v^s represents the solenoidal (incompressible) component of the Stokes drift, so in this system we have that..."

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