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hillslope diffusion: a standalone construct

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Geomorphology

modelling soil transport on hillslopes as proportional to slope, so the land surface evolves like a diffusing quantity.

In geomorphology, hillslope diffusion refers to modelling soil transport on hillslopes as proportional to slope, so the land surface evolves like a diffusing quantity. This meaning comes from Culling (1960) in The Journal of Geology.[1]

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References

Culling, W. E. H. (1960). Analytical Theory of Erosion. The Journal of Geology, 68(3), 336-344. https://doi.org/10.1086/626663

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