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A discretization of two-dimensional steady state transport processes in porous media is presented. To guarantee stability and accuracy of the discrete solution even in the convection dominated case, two mean concepts are used: the convective part of the equation is discretized by the method of characteristics, and mixed finite element/finite volume techniques are applied to the resulting modified equation. The discretisation can be applied also to the hyperbolic limit problem of transport without dispersion. Some examples are presented. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0869.00055].
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