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Gravity-driven ice flow on a conical slope
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Gravity-driven ice flow on a conical slope
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2026-10-05
For
a
thin
Newtonian fluid
film
on
a
conical
slope
at
angle
α
, neglecting the thickness-
gradient
contribution to the
driving
pressure
gives
volume flux per unit width
q
=
D
h
3
, where
D
=
g
sin
α
/
(
3
ν
)
. Radial
mass conservation
is
h
t
+
x
1
∂
x
(
x
D
h
3
)
=
a
(
x
)
.
(1)
The
distance
x
is measured along the
slope
; the horizontal
radius
is
x
cos
α
, so total
volume
is
2
π
cos
α
∫
x
h
d
x
.
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