...$\overline{v}_{i(,m)}$

The term x_i(,m) is a short notation referring to both x_i and x_i,m.

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... here

The difference is due to the slightly different time-interval used in the calculation of the average properties, and the different length scale adopted for the artificial viscosity/diffusion.

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