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Scaling law for the diffusion coefficient in vibration-driven crater relaxation
Impact craters relax over long timescales, and this process is commonly described by a diffusion model. The diffusion coefficient determines the relaxation rate, and it has been estimated from observed crater shapes. This coefficient, however, represents the combined effect of several physical mecha
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