Approach to the Numerical Study of Wave Processes in a Layered and Fractured Porous Media in a Two-Dimensional Formulation

Author:

Gubaidullin Amir A.,Boldyreva Olga Yu.,Dudko Dina N.

Abstract

A new approach to the numerical study of arbitrary waveform impulses in a layered porous and fractured-porous medium in a two-dimensional formulation has been developed. Layers can have different characteristics and contain fractures. A computer implementation of the mathematical model based on the finite-difference MacCormack method has been completed. A number of test calculations have been carried out confirming the reliability of the numerical solutions obtained. The possibility of using the proposed approach to solve problems of wave dynamics is shown.

Publisher

MDPI AG

Subject

General Mathematics,Engineering (miscellaneous),Computer Science (miscellaneous)

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