In this paper the authors analyze a model for the wetting of a porous medium by flow of water from above with the extra feature that the medium deforms as it absorbs water, and hence its porosity changes. The model consists of a coupled system of three first-order equations for the pressure, flux and porosity. Existence and uniqueness are shown, and examples where non-uniqueness is possible are also mentioned. The paper, and in particular the model, should be of interest to researchers working on models of rain uptake by soil and similar problems
Although the mathematical theory for water movement through a swelling porous medium has been develo...
The paper presents a macroscopic continuum model of adsorption in porous materials consisting of thr...
The relationship between capillary pressure and saturation has a remarkable value in investigating i...
This paper presents a functional approach to a nonlinear model describing the complete physical proc...
This paper presents a functional approach to a nonlinear model describing the complete physical proc...
A new approach to the modelling of wetting fronts in porous media on the Darcy scale is developed, b...
In this work, a previously published model for the water up take of stormwater in sponge-like porous...
We present an extension of the results given in the first part of this paper (2004) referring to the...
A macroscopic model of water infiltration is developed and applied to a stratified porous medium con...
Introduction: The movement of moisture and the simultaneous transfer of water and solutes in unsatur...
The wetting front is the zone where water invades and advances into an initially dry porous material...
The wetting front is the zone where water invades and advances into an initially dry porous material...
The performance of the absorbing porous media is an important factor in several practical applicatio...
The dynamics of fluid-saturated porous media is a challenging topic with applications in many engine...
Although the mathematical theory for water movement through a swelling porous medium has been develo...
Although the mathematical theory for water movement through a swelling porous medium has been develo...
The paper presents a macroscopic continuum model of adsorption in porous materials consisting of thr...
The relationship between capillary pressure and saturation has a remarkable value in investigating i...
This paper presents a functional approach to a nonlinear model describing the complete physical proc...
This paper presents a functional approach to a nonlinear model describing the complete physical proc...
A new approach to the modelling of wetting fronts in porous media on the Darcy scale is developed, b...
In this work, a previously published model for the water up take of stormwater in sponge-like porous...
We present an extension of the results given in the first part of this paper (2004) referring to the...
A macroscopic model of water infiltration is developed and applied to a stratified porous medium con...
Introduction: The movement of moisture and the simultaneous transfer of water and solutes in unsatur...
The wetting front is the zone where water invades and advances into an initially dry porous material...
The wetting front is the zone where water invades and advances into an initially dry porous material...
The performance of the absorbing porous media is an important factor in several practical applicatio...
The dynamics of fluid-saturated porous media is a challenging topic with applications in many engine...
Although the mathematical theory for water movement through a swelling porous medium has been develo...
Although the mathematical theory for water movement through a swelling porous medium has been develo...
The paper presents a macroscopic continuum model of adsorption in porous materials consisting of thr...
The relationship between capillary pressure and saturation has a remarkable value in investigating i...