Erosion of pyramids With variable uplift and hardness Daniel Clements.

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Erosion of pyramids With variable uplift and hardness Daniel Clements

How I made my model  I set initial conditions to model a step pyramid  To make the erosion interesting I made some parameters variable  Time dependent uplift  Height dependent hardness

Other parameters  Modeled all other parameters after the Great Pyramid  Low gradient exponent – wind erosion  High area exponent -- evenly distribute erosion  Set the erosion rate equal to the great pyramid’s erosion

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