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Percolation as a basic concept for macroscopic capillarity
R. Hilfer
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F. Doster
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School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society
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Hydraulics
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Fluid Phase
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Relative Permeability
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Endpoint
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Nonlinear Partial Differential Equation
100%
Spatial Dimension
100%
Initial and Boundary Condition
100%
Flow in Porous Medium
100%
Capillarity
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Numerical Solution
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Two-Phase Flow
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INIS
fluids
100%
porous materials
66%
saturation
66%
approximations
33%
dimensions
33%
dynamics
33%
density
33%
solutions
33%
comparative evaluations
33%
nonlinear problems
33%
hydraulics
33%
space
33%
drainage
33%
partial differential equations
33%
permeability
33%
capillaries
33%
boundary conditions
33%
numerical solution
33%
time dependence
33%
two-phase flow
33%
trapping
33%
gravitational fields
33%