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Fix bug on sea ice fluxes #561
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Not sure if kᴺ is right (unless we have a 1-layer sea ice model that is using the same grid as the ocean model?)
          
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           Right, I guess for now it is irrelevant because we have a zero-layer model, and concentration is a reduced field in z. I think we haven't decided yet how a multi-layer model will look, but I guess the concentration will always remain two-dimensional?  | 
    
          
 Correct, concentration, velocity, and total thickness are two-dimensional  | 
    
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           Why is this needed in the #456 then? I’m bit confused  | 
    
          
 What is "this" ?  | 
    
          
 Ah ok. It's impossible to say for sure what these changes do specifically without knowing what grid the sea ice model is using. I believe, if  You need to have all of the details in order to understand the impact of this PR.  | 
    
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           Totally. Thanks! 🙏🏼  | 
    
From #456