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Barry P. Baldigo, Anne G. Ernst, Dana R. Warren, and Sarah J. Miller
Pág. 449
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S. Chang, J. R. Dunn, M. Heidari, L. F. Lee, J. Song, C. W. Ernst, Z. Ding, L. D. Bacon, and H. Zhang
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Sumit Bali, Frank E. Huggins, Gerald P. Huffman, Richard D. Ernst, Ronald J. Pugmire and Edward M. Eyring
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Sumit Bali, Gregory C. Turpin, Richard D. Ernst, Ronald J. Pugmire, Vivek Singh, Mohindar S. Seehra, and Edward M. Eyring
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Zhiru Ma, Brian C. Dunn, Gregory C. Turpin, Edward M. Eyring, Richard D. Ernst and Ronald J. Pu
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Ernst Kiefer,Mathias J. Dorr,Hillert Ibbeken,Hans-J. Gotze
Pág. 165 - 185
ABSTRACT. Alluvial fans and their catchments provide joint erosion and sedimentation regions, where exogenic mass transfer can be handled as a finite volume problem. The Arcas Fan in the Andean forearc of Northern Chile, one of the world?s largest alluvi...
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