scientific article; zbMATH DE number 15684

[For the entire collection see Zbl 0703.00015.] The proof of the classical solution existence for the stationary free- boundary problem of filtration in a non-ideal porous medium (compressible, non homogeneous and anisotropic) is given in the present paper with the nonlinear resistance law. The equations describing this process have the form \[ V=K\nabla\varphi,\quad\hbox{div}V=0 \quad(\varphi=-y-p/\rho g+\hbox{const}) \] where \(V=(V_ 1,V_ 2)\), \(P\) and \(\rho(=\hbox{const})\) are the filtration velocity vector, pressure and density, respectively, \(g\) is the coefficient of gravitational acceleration, \(\varphi\) is the flow potential (the piezometric head), \(K(x,y,\varphi,\nabla\varphi)=\{\overline\alpha_{ij}\}\) is the symmetric tensor of filtration, and \(x,y\) are the points of the Cartesian coordinates.

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