Abstract
Stirring a stably stratified fluid can lead to the formation of a system of well-mixed layers separated by sharp interfaces. We present a one-dimensional mixing-length model for layering, and investigate trends in the solutions to late times. Over time, layers drift and merge together on an inverse logarithmic timescale.
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