Efficient C1-continuous phase-potential upwind (C1-PPU) schemes for coupled multiphase flow and transport with gravity
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- 2017-10-01
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- 13
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- 18
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Keywords
Flux limiter, Upwind scheme, Smoothness, Applied mathematics, Nonlinear system
References
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- Trust-region based solver for nonlinear transport in heterogeneous porous media
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- Monotone difference approximations for scalar conservation laws
- Analysis of Hybrid Upwinding for Fully-Implicit Simulation of Three-Phase Flow with Gravity
- C1-Continuous relative permeability and hybrid upwind discretization of three phase flow in porous media
- Implicit Hybrid Upwind scheme for coupled multiphase flow and transport with buoyancy
- Study of Full Implicit Petroleum Engineering Finite-Volume Scheme for Compressible Two-Phase Flow in Porous Media
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- Computational methods for multiphase flows in porous media
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- Consistent upwinding for sequential fully implicit multiscale compositional simulation
- Smooth Formulation for Multi-component Compositional Simulation with Superior Nonlinear Convergence
- Smooth formulation for isothermal compositional simulation with improved nonlinear convergence
- Upwinding and artificial viscosity for robust discontinuous Galerkin schemes of two-phase flow in mass conservation form
- Inexact methods for sequential fully implicit (SFI) reservoir simulation
- Smooth Implicit Hybrid Upwinding for Compositional Multiphase Flow in Porous Media
- Sequential fully implicit newton method for flow and transport with natural black-oil formulation
- Smooth Formulation for Three-Phase Black-Oil Simulation with Superior Nonlinear Convergence
- Correction to: Sequential fully implicit newton method for flow and transport with natural black-oil formulation
- Performance study of variational quantum linear solver with an improved ansatz for reservoir flow equations
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