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Characteristic splitting mixed finite element analysis of compressible wormhole propagation

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Abstract A combined method is provided for simulating the compressible wormhole propagation, in which, the splitting mixed finite element (SMFE) method is applied for the parabolic-type pressure equation, the modified… Click to show full abstract

Abstract A combined method is provided for simulating the compressible wormhole propagation, in which, the splitting mixed finite element (SMFE) method is applied for the parabolic-type pressure equation, the modified mass-conservative characteristic (MCC) method is presented for the convection-diffusion type solute transport equation, and the traditional finite element method is applied for the porosity equation. The application of the splitting mixed element method results in a symmetric positive definite coefficient matrix of the separated mixed element system and the mass-conservative characteristic finite element method not only does well in handling convection-dominant diffusion problem but also keeps mass balance globally. The convergence of this method is considered and the optimal L 2 -norm error estimate is also derived. Finally, some numerical examples are provided to confirm theoretical analysis and effectiveness of the proposed method.

Keywords: compressible wormhole; wormhole propagation; method; finite element; element; splitting mixed

Journal Title: Applied Numerical Mathematics
Year Published: 2020

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