Hysteresis in filtration through porous media (Q5938140)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1621527
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Hysteresis in filtration through porous media (English)
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6 January 2002
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The paper deals with an evolution problem for filtration through porous media, accounting for hysteresis in the saturation versus pressure constitutive relation. The memory effect in the constitutive relation consists not only of a rate-independent component but also of a rate-dependent one. For any fixed \(s^0\in \mathbb R\) a hysteresis operator \(\mathcal G(.,s^0):C^0([0,T])\to C^0([0,T])\) is defined. Let \(\beta:[\hat {s},1]\to \mathbb R,\;0<\hat{s}<1 \) be an unbounded maximal monotone graph. The ordinary differential inclusion \(\quad \alpha \dfrac{ds}{dt}+\mathcal G(s,s^0)+\beta(s)\ni u\) a.e. in \([0,T]\), \(s(0)=s^0\) is considered. If the operator \(\mathcal G\) is bounded and Lipschitz continuous, then for any \(u\in L^2(0,T)\) there exists its unique solution \(s\in H^1(0,T)\). This defines the Lipschitz continuous solution operator \(\mathcal F:L^2(0,T)\to H^1(0,T)\). This result is applied to solving the weak formulation of the filtration problem in a form \[ \iint_Q [s_t(u-v)+k(s)\nabla(u+\rho gz).\nabla (u-v)] dx dt\leq 0, \;v\in K,\;\alpha s_t+\mathcal G(s,s^0)+\beta(s)\ni u \text{ a.e. in } Q. \] The admissible functions in the variational inequality are from the convex set \(K=\{u\in L^2(0,T;H^1(\Omega)):(\gamma_0u)^+=P\) on \(\Gamma \times (0,T)\}\), where \(\gamma_0\) is the trace operator and \(P\in C^0([0,T]\), \(H^1(\Omega))\cap H^1(0,T;L^2(\Omega))\), \(P\geq 0.\) The operator \(\mathcal G +\beta\) is the inverse of a hysteresis operator \(\mathcal F\) which satisfies the property \[ \int_0^T[v(.,t)-v(.,0)]\dfrac {\partial \mathcal F(v)}{\partial t} dt \geq 0\quad \text{a.e. in} \Omega,\;v:Q\to \mathbb R \text{ suitable regular}. \] Using the approximation by an implicit time discretization the existence theorem for the solution \((u,s)\) is verified.
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hysteresis in the saturation versus pressure constitutive relation
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implicit time discretization
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existence theorem
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variational inequalities
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