The effect of pore-scale contaminant distribution on the reactive decontamination of porous media
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- Homogenisation problems in reactive decontamination
- Reaction dynamics and early-time behaviour of chemical decontamination
- Mathematical modeling of chemical agent removal by reaction with an immiscible cleanser
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- Cleaning porous media by an external vertical flow
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- A homogenized model for a reactive filter
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- Asymptotic results for the Stefan problem with kinetic undercooling
- Derivation and analysis of an effective model for biofilm growth in evolving porous media
- Diffusion in spatially varying porous media
- Fluid-flow effects in the reactive decontamination of porous materials driven by chemical swelling or contraction
- Homogenisation problems in reactive decontamination
- Mathematical modeling of chemical agent removal by reaction with an immiscible cleanser
- The MATLAB ODE Suite
- Understanding how porosity gradients can make a better filter using homogenization theory
- Upscaling Diffusion Through First-Order Volumetric Sinks: A Homogenization of Bacterial Nutrient Uptake
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