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Environmental engineering / Physical geography / Sediment transport / Granular material / Capillary wave / Washboarding / Wave / Discrete element method / Pattern formation / Geology / Sedimentology / Geomorphology
Date: 2007-06-07 09:52:53
Environmental engineering
Physical geography
Sediment transport
Granular material
Capillary wave
Washboarding
Wave
Discrete element method
Pattern formation
Geology
Sedimentology
Geomorphology

Washboard Road: The dynamics of granular ripples formed by rolling wheels Nicolas Taberlet1 , Stephen W. Morris1,2 , and Jim N. McElwaine1

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