General Anisotropic Effective Medium Theory for the Effective Permeability of Heterogeneous Reservoirs

By P. Fokker. 2001

54 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Mechanics of Materials

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In Computational Mechanics

1. Morten Jakobsen
2. Inga Berre
3. Martha Lien
4. J. Barthélémy
5. P. N. Sævik

In Computational Theory and Mathematics

1. Morten Jakobsen
2. Inga Berre
3. Martha Lien
4. J. Barthélémy
5. P. N. Sævik

In Mechanics of Materials

1. Inga Berre
2. Morten Jakobsen
3. Martha Lien
4. P. N. Sævik
5. J. Barthélémy

Citations in the corpus

• A 3D Computational Study of Effective Medium Methods Applied to Fractured Media (2013, methodology): “For instance, the method used by Fokker (2001), Torquato (2002), and Barthélémy (2008) is the symmetric one, while Pozdniakov and Tsang (2004) use the asymmetric method.”
• Effective Permeability of Media with a Dense Network of Long and Micro Fractures (2009, methodology): “…of different fracture families, [Zimmerman, 1996] implements the differential scheme and Maxwell’s method for 2D isotropic fracture networks, [Fokker, 2001] and [Dormieux and Kondo, 2004] take advantage of the selfconsistent scheme for, respectively, 2D anisotropic networks and 3D isotropic…”