A Theoretical Study of the Distribution of the Initial Velocity of Saltating Sand Particles by Collision

Li Xie; Xiao-jing Zheng; You He Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.243-244.613

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Li Xie, Xiao-jing Zheng, You He Zhou

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Collision on Sand-Bed, Distribution of Initial Velocity, Moving Sand Particles, Stochastic Collision

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