Parameter-robust multiphysics algorithms for Biot model with application in brain edema simulation
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(13)- A priori error estimates of two monolithic schemes for Biot's consolidation model
- Parameter-robust Multiphysics Algorithms for Biot Model with Application in Brain Edema Simulation
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