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Curvature and confinement: robustness of dryland vegetation patterns on sloped, undulating terrain
We consider a topographic extension to the well known Klausmeier model describing vegetation on sloped undulating terrain with a primary uphill direction and perpendicular small amplitude undulation forming ridges and valleys. Previous studies of this system have shown that, like 1-dimensional slope
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