Index
A
Abrupt interface, 193, 263
Adjoint problem, 230
Adjoint state variables, 227
Adsorption, 16, 23, 43
Adsorption isotherm relationships, 44
Adveetion-dispersion equations, 31, 84,
97, 143
parameter identifieation of, 201-204
in porous media, 30-32
radial,41
stoehastie, 237-238
Adveetion-dispersion models, 6, 187,271
generalized, 188
Adveetion dominated problems,
149-155
Adveetion part, eomputation of, 85-88
Adveetive-ditfusive-reaetive transport
equation, 172
Analytie enlargement faetor, 150
Anisotropie ease, 236
Apparent dispersion eoeffieient, 216
Apparent souree/sink term, 216
Apparent velocity, 216
Asymmetrie matrix, 100, 134
Asymmetrie weighted funetion FEM,
158
Asymmetrie weighting funetions, 162
B
Backward ditferenee formulas, 74
Basin water resourees planning,
287-288
370
Basis funetions, 98, 111, 126, 133-134,
158
bilinear, 104-105
Hermite, 11 0
linear, 103-104
weighted,165
Bilinear basis funetions, 104-105
Bilinear interpolation, 86
Biologieal proeess, 24
Blaek-box model, 197
Boundary eonditions, 89-91, 97,126
third type of, 113, 268
types of, 45
Boundary element method, 186
Breakthrough eurve, 20-21
C
CAD (computer aided design), 220-223
Calculation errors, 224
Cauehy boundary eondition, 45
Central ditferenee formulas, 74
Channel models, 262
Charaeteristie-FDM method, 155
Charaeteristie-FEM method, 155
Chemical reaetion parameters,
identifieation of, 218-219
Chemieal reaetions, 24,42-43
Co-kriging, 237
Coeffieient matriees, 99, 114
Colloeation method, 101
Colloeation points, 101
Computer aided design (CAD), 220-223
Concentration field, 2