A critical look at the kinematic-wave theory for sedimentation-consolidation processes in closed vessels.
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- On basic equations and kinematic-wave theory of separation processes in suspensions with gravity, centrifugal and Coriolis forces
- Applications of the kinetic formulation for scalar conservation laws with a zero-flux type boundary condition
- Kinematic-wave analysis of particle settling in tube centrifuges
- Existence and stability for mathematical models of sedimentation-consolidation processes in several space dimensions
- Numerical solution of a multidimensional sedimentation problem using finite volume-element methods
- Convergence of monotone schemes for conservation laws with zero-flux boundary conditions
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