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Fix typos and extend comments
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anne-glerum committed Mar 15, 2024
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/**
* Sediment rain in m/yr, added as a flat increase to the FastScape surface
* every ASPECT timestep before running FastScape.
* in the marine domain every ASPECT timestep before running FastScape.
*/
std::vector<double> sediment_rain_rates;

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unsigned int left;

/**
* Paramters that set the fastscape boundaries periodic even though the ghost nodes are set 'fixed'
* Paramters that set the FastScape boundaries periodic even though the ghost nodes are set 'fixed'
*/
bool topbottom_ghost_nodes_periodic;
bool leftright_ghost_nodes_periodic;
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*/

/**
* @name Fastscape subaerial erosional parameters
* @name FastScape subaerial erosional parameters
* @{
*/

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double drainage_area_exponent_m;

/**
* Slope exponent for the steam power law. ($n$ variable in FastScape surface equation.)
* Slope exponent for the stream power law. ($n$ variable in FastScape surface equation.)
*/
double slope_exponent_n;

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double bedrock_transport_coefficient;

/**
* Bedrock transport coefficient for hillslope diffusion (m^2/yr). When set to -1 this is
* Sediment transport coefficient for hillslope diffusion (m^2/yr). When set to -1 this is
* identical to the bedrock value.
* (kd in FastScape surface equation applied to sediment).
*/
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/**
* Fastscape sea level (m), set relative to the ASPECT surface where
* a sea level of zero will represent the maximum Y (2D) or Z (3D) extent
* inside ASPECT.
* a sea level of zero will represent the initial maximum unperturbed
* Y (2D) or Z (3D) extent of the ASPECT domain. A negative value of
* the sea level means the sea level lies below the initial unperturbed
* top boundary of the domain.
*/
double sea_level;

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