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Past exam of the mathematics and the environment and mathematical physiology course of the University of Oxford 2008 A 2 iii Solution by
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For the supplied hillslope values,The Froude number is below one, but it is not extremely small numerically; the much smaller products actually multiplying inertia and the depth-gradient term justify their leading neglect. Positive flow then satisfies andIn overland flow the source is net rainfall input after infiltration into soil, with evaporation or other local losses included when important. Lateral inflow can also contribute. Negative net input must be limited by water availability once the surface dries.
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