Gravity-driven flow in a horizontal annulus
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- On the flow of buoyant fluid injected into a confined, inclined aquifer
- The effect of confining boundaries on viscous gravity currents
- Thin Films with High Surface Tension
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- Dynamic interaction of gravity currents in a confined porous layer
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