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1“... furrows have provided interesting new insight on subglacial water films, as well as on chemical exchange...”
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2“... velocities comparable to those of real glaciers. The “sledge rig” described by Budd and others (1979) was set...”
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3“... under the ice sheet. Under the ice-sheet interior, basal water exists in a thin film of constant...”
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4“... contact with a non-deformable bed because of the presence of cavities and a water film of finite thickness...”
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5“... of the glacier–rock interface characteristically comprises a very thin water film. 3. Abrasion was locally...”
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6“... (involving coupled problems in ice, water film, and bedrock) may be rationally reduced by a dimensional...”
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7“... in the continuity equation and assumed ice to be a film of Newtonian highly-viscous fluid. The solution of a simple...”
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8“.... Secondly, removal of water initially from the thin water film at the base of a glacier may result...”
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9by Goodman, D. J., King, G. C. P., Millar, D. H. M., Robin, G. de Q.“... to the time lags associated with changes of water-film thickness and regelation heat flow....”
Published in Journal of Glaciology (1979)
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10“... pressure gradient in the subglacial wtaer film approaches zero. The data necessary for properly verifying...”
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11“... films of constant thickness which expanded and merged for a melting bed but contracted and separated...”
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