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Geomorphological theory of the hydrological response

1996
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The geomorphological theory of the hydrological response, originated by Rodriguez-Iturbe and Valdes is renewed with reference to the general framework of the formulation of transport processes by travel time distributions. This review, by no means exhaustive of the publications on this subject, collects in a reasonably organic manner some relevant theoretical developments and a few significant applications.

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