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Drainage volume decay in a dipole porous current
(
V
∝
t
−
1/4
)
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Fluid mechanics
Porous-media flow
Unconfined aquifer
Boussinesq equation for an unconfined aquifer
Conserved first moment of a draining porous current
Dipole similarity solution of a draining porous current
2026-10-07
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dipole similarity solution of a draining porous current
,
V
=
ϕ
∫
h
d
x
=
ϕ
a
d
t
−
1/4
/18
. Thus
V
˙
/
V
=
−
1/
(
4
t
)
.
A
shifted similarity origin replaces
t
by
t
+
t
0
. Neither
a
positive rate nor
a
rate
−
1/
(
2
t
)
is compatible with this two-dimensional
first
-
moment
-conserving profile.
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Dipole similarity solution of a draining porous current
Conserved first moment of a draining porous current
Boussinesq equation for an unconfined aquifer
Unconfined aquifer
Porous-media flow
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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
/
2013
/
iii
/
Paper 69
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