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The following pages link to Equivalent permeability and simulation of two-phase flow in heterogeneous porous media (Q1598861):

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• Equivalent well-cell radius for hexagonal \(\boldsymbol{K}\)-orthogonal grids in numerical reservoir simulation (Q308924) (← links)
• Finite analytic numerical method for three-dimensional fluid flow in heterogeneous porous media (Q349641) (← links)
• Flow study in a double porosity medium containing low concentrations of ellipsoidal occluded macro-voids. II: Analytical determination of effective permeability tensor (Q621806) (← links)
• Zeroth and first-order homogenized approximations to nonlinear diffusion through block inclusions by an analytical approach (Q658230) (← links)
• JHomogenizer: a computational tool for upscaling permeability for flow in heterogeneous porous media (Q708058) (← links)
• A fast algorithm for semi-analytically solving the homogenization boundary value problem for block locally-isotropic heterogeneous media (Q823257) (← links)
• Numerical modeling of the flow and transport of radionuclides in heterogeneous porous media (Q1000894) (← links)
• Numerical calculation of equivalent cell permeability tensors for general quadrilateral control volumes (Q1611738) (← links)
• Simulation of hydraulic heterogeneity and upscaling permeability and dispersivity in Sandy-Clay formations (Q1789107) (← links)
• A comparison of various methods for the numerical evaluation of porous media permeability tensors from pore-scale geometry (Q1789182) (← links)
• Robust modeling of hysteretic capillary pressure and relative permeability for two phase flow in porous media (Q2222791) (← links)
• Taking into account general boundary conditions in upscaling absolute permeability (Q2508542) (← links)
• Homogenization of a three-phase flow model in porous media (Q4656123) (← links)
• Numerical Calculation of Equivalent Permeability Tensor for Fractured Vuggy Porous Media Based on Homogenization Theory (Q5406052) (← links)
• Data-physics driven three-scale approach for ultra-fast resin transfer molding (UF-RTM) (Q6497147) (← links)
• A comparison study of spatial and temporal schemes for flow and transport problems in fractured media with large parameter contrasts on small length scales (Q6662453) (← links)