Set . For downstream shear , Glen's flow law and the no-slip boundary condition giveHere is the ice rate factor, distinct from the cross-sectional area in the river problem. Integrating this velocity profile through the thickness gives the volume flux per unit valley width:The factor combines the depth-dependent shear stress, integration to obtain velocity, and integration to obtain flux. If reverse shear is admitted for noninteger , the signed version of Glen's flow law is ; the displayed unsigned power presumes the downstream regime.
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