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Pattern Formation and Instabilities in Particulate Suspensions
Particulate suspensions, consisting of solid particles dispersed in a fluid, exhibit complex flow behaviors influenced by multiple factors, including particle interactions, concentration gradients, and external forces. Suspensions play an important role in diverse processes, from sediment transport
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