Sedimentation and Thickening: Phenomenological Foundation and Mathematical Theory

This scholarly work delves deeply into the intricacies of sedimentation and thickening processes, laying a strong foundation through both phenomenological insights and mathematical theory. It addresses the complexities of material behavior in suspension, emphasizing the critical role these processes play in various scientific and engineering applications. The authors bring together their expertise to provide a comprehensive overview of the interactions and phenomena involved, ensuring that readers gain a solid grasp of the fundamental concepts.

Through the use of rigorous modeling and analysis, the book offers valuable insights into the dynamics of sediment transport and layer formation. By combining theoretical frameworks with practical applications, it serves as a crucial resource for researchers and professionals seeking to understand or develop techniques in fields such as environmental engineering, material sciences, and waste management. The blend of clear explanations and detailed mathematical formulations makes it an important addition to the literature on mathematical modeling and its practical implications.