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Solomon equations

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The Solomon equations refer to a set of equations used primarily in the context of hydrology and environmental science to describe the movement of water through unsaturated soils. Named after the work of Professor L. L. Solomon, these equations are used to model the flow of moisture in relation to variables such as soil saturation, porosity, and hydraulic conductivity.

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