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V
∗
Darcy velocity, m/sec
V
c
Gravitactic cell velocity, m/sec
(
X,Y,t
∗
)
Cartesian coordinates, m, and time, sec
(
x, y,t
)
Dimensionless coordinates
x
=
X/H
;
y
=
Y/H
, and time
t
=
D
c
t
∗
/H
2
Greek symbols
β
=
ϑ
∆
ρ/ρ
0
Density variation coe
cient of suspension
∆
ρ
=
ρ
c
−
ρ
w
Difference of cell and water densities,
kg/m
3
ψ
=
ψ
∗
/D
c
Dimensionless stream function
v
Kinematic viscosity of the suspension,
m
2
/
sec
Density of suspension “fluid-cell,” kg/m
3
ρ
Cell density, kg/m
3
ρ
c
Water density, kg/m
3
ρ
w
Suspension density at the bottom, kg/m
3
ρ
0
Cell volume, m
3
/cell
ϑ
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