Percolation Processes is a hydrological process denoting the downward movement of water through soil and porous media under gravitational and capillary forces, distinguishing it from surface runoff or evapotranspiration within the wetland water balance framework.
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Scott Kirkpatrick · Reviews of Modern Physics · 1973 · 5.2K citations
An introduction to percolation theory
V. K. S. Shante, Scott Kirkpatrick · Advances In Physics · 1971 · 2.5K citations
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