The influence of capillary effects on the drainage of a viscous gravity current into a deep porous medium
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- Self-similar dynamics of two-phase flows injected into a confined porous layer
- Fluid drainage from the edge of a porous reservoir
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- The interaction of gravity currents in a porous layer with a finite edge
- Accumulation of Particles Towards the Envelope of a Fluid-Infused Patch Under Evaporation
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