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! nrlmd le 02/05/2011
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Calculate the coefficients C and D in : u(k) = C(k) + D(k)*u(k-1)
Define alpha (alf1 and alf2)
6)
Return the first layer in output variables
7)
If Pbl is split, return also the other layers in output variables
! jyg le 07/02/2012
jyg IF (mod(iflag_pbl_split,2) .eq.1) THEN
! nrlmd le 02/05/2011
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