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most citedUltra-Fast Reactive Transport Simulations When Chemical Reactions Meet Machine Learning: Chemical Equilibrium

4 citations · 4 across the 1 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.comp-ph2020

Modelling of hydro-mechanical processes in heterogeneous fracture intersections using a fictitious domain method with variational transfer operators

Cyrill von Planta, Daniel Vogler, Xiaoqing Chen +3

Fluid flow in rough fractures and the coupling with the mechanical behaviour of the fractures pose great difficulties for numerical modeling approaches, due to complex fracture sur…

physics.geo-ph2019

3D non-conforming mesh model for flow in fractured porous media using Lagrange multipliers

Philipp Schädle, Patrick Zulian, Daniel Vogler +5

This work presents a modeling approach for single-phase flow in 3D fractured porous media with non-conforming meshes. To this end, a Lagrange multiplier method is combined with a p…

physics.geo-ph2018

Simulation of hydro-mechanically coupled processes in rough rock fractures using an immersed boundary method and variational transfer operators

Cyrill von Planta, Daniel Vogler, Xiaoqing Chen +3

Hydro-mechanical processes in rough fractures are highly non-linear and govern productivity and associated risks in a wide range of reservoir engineering problems. To enable high-r…

physics.geo-ph2018

Contact between rough rock surfaces using a dual mortar method

Cyrill von Planta, Daniel Vogler, Patrick Zulian +2

The mechanical behavior of fractures in solids, such as rocks, has strong implications for reservoir engineering applications. Deformations, and the corresponding change in solid c…

math.OC20174 cited

Ultra-Fast Reactive Transport Simulations When Chemical Reactions Meet Machine Learning: Chemical Equilibrium

Allan M. M. Leal, Dmitrii A. Kulik, Martin O. Saar

During reactive transport modeling, the computational cost associated with chemical reaction calculations is often 10-100 times higher than that of transport calculations. Most of…