Hydraulic Conductivity Tensor
The Hydraulic Conductivity Tensor is a second-order tensor quantity that belongs to the class of material properties in porous media hydrology, distinguished by its representation of the directional dependence of fluid flow in response to hydraulic gradients, wherein each component quantifies the proportionality between the specific discharge vector and the applied hydraulic gradient vector under anisotropic conditions.
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University of Arizona
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University of Neuchâtel
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United States Geological Survey
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Pacific Island Ecosystems Research Center
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