Flow Front Propagation
Flow Front Propagation is a geophysical process that characterizes the incremental advance of the leading edge of a lava flow during effusive volcanism, distinguished by the dynamics of thermal, rheological, and topographic controls on the emplacement behavior of molten rock.
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Collapses of two-dimensional granular columns
Gert Lube, Herbert E. Huppert, R. S. J. Sparks et al. · Physical Review E · 2005 · 332 citations
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