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001801 (2003)	Stephen T. Lancaster [États-Unis] ; Shannon K. Hayes [États-Unis] ; Gordon E. Grant [États-Unis]	Effects of wood on debris flow runout in small mountain watersheds
001C37 (2001)	V. Y. Chertkov ; I. Ravina	Effect of interaggregate capillary cracks on the hydraulic conductivity of swelling clay soils
001C67 (2001)	Tao Sun ; Paul Meakin ; Torstein J Ssang	A computer model for meandering rivers with multiple bed load sediment sizes: 1. Theory
002060 (1999)	Dongxiao Zhang	Nonstationary stochastic analysis of transient unsaturated flow in randomly heterogeneous media
002090 (1999)	Joshua J. Roering ; James W. Kirchner ; William E. Dietrich	Evidence for nonlinear, diffusive sediment transport on hillslopes and implications for landscape morphology
002375 (1998)	Diederik Jacques ; Dong U Kim ; Jan Diels ; Jan Vanderborght ; Harry Vereecken ; Jan Feyen	Analysis of steady state chloride transport through two heterogeneous field soils
002606 (1997)	Lee Benda ; Thomas Dunne	Stochastic forcing of sediment supply to channel networks from landsliding and debris flow
002897 (1996)	S. M. Wiele ; J. B. Graf ; J. D. Smith	Sand Deposition in the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon from Flooding of the Little Colorado River
002913 (1996)	Shmulik P. Friedman ; Nigel A. Seaton	On the Transport Properties of Anisotropic Networks of Capillaries
002A00 (1996)	Dennis Mclaughlin ; Lloyd R. Townley	A Reassessment of the Groundwater Inverse Problem
002C39 (1995)	Roy Haggerty ; Steven M. Gorelick	Multiple‐Rate Mass Transfer for Modeling Diffusion and Surface Reactions in Media with Pore‐Scale Heterogeneity
002C59 (1995)	Ian P. Prosser ; William E. Dietrich	Field Experiments on Erosion by Overland Flow and Their Implication for a Digital Terrain Model of Channel Initiation
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003290 (1993)	H. H. Gerke ; M. T. Van Genuchten	Evaluation of a first‐order water transfer term for variably saturated dual‐porosity flow models
003297 (1993)	Donald R. Malone ; Chih Ing Kao ; Robert C. Borden	Dissolution and biorestoration of nonaqueous phase hydrocarbons: Model development and laboratory evaluation
003298 (1993)	Cass T. Miller ; Alan J. Rabideau	Development of split‐operator, Petrov‐Galerkin Methods to simulate transport and diffusion problems
003473 (1992)	E. A. Sudicky ; R. G. Mclaren	The Laplace Transform Galerkin Technique for large‐scale simulation of mass transport in discretely fractured porous formations
003483 (1992)	Mark L. Brusseau	Rate‐limited mass transfer and transport of organic solutes in porous media that contain immobile immiscible organic liquid
003545 (1992)	Scott E. Atkinson ; Thomas D. Crocker ; Jason F. Shogren	Bayesian exchangeability, benefit transfer, and research efficiency

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