Recirculation zones induce non-Fickian transport in three-dimensional periodic porous media.

Recirculation zones induce non-Fickian transport in three-dimensional periodic porous media.
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10.1103/physreve.94.053118
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2016-11
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Physical review. E
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Eleonora Crevacore;Tiziana Tosco;R. Sethi;G. Boccardo;D. Marchisio
Eleonora Crevacore;Tiziana Tosco;R. Sethi;G. Boccardo;D. Marchisio
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作者:
Eleonora Crevacore;Tiziana Tosco;R. Sethi;G. Boccardo;D. Marchisio

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