Granular flow in equilibrium with the bottom: experimental analysis and theoretical prediction

Granular flow in equilibrium with the bottom: experimental analysis and theoretical prediction
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与底部平衡的颗粒流:实验分析和理论预测

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2002
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A. Lamberti
A. Lamberti
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B. Zanuttigh;A. Lamberti

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