Concurrent use of finite element and finite volume methods for shallow water flows in locally 1-D channel networks
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(7)- A dual finite volume method scheme for catastrophic flash floods in channel networks
- Simulation of open channel network flows using finite element approach
- A thorough description of one-dimensional steady open channel flows using the notion of viscosity solution
- A numerical method for junctions in networks of shallow-water channels
- A Petrov-Galerkin scheme for modeling 1D channel flow with varying width and topography
- Several problems in river networks hydraulic mathematics model
- One-dimensional/two-dimensional coupling approach with quadrilateral confluence region for modeling river systems
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