The Stochastic Eulerian-Lagrangian method is a computational approach used to simulate the behavior of fluid dynamics that incorporates stochastic (random) properties. This method is particularly useful for models involving particles or tracers in a fluid, where both the fluid motion (captured using the Eulerian framework) and the motion of the particles (captured using the Lagrangian framework) are important.

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