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A Galerkin‐finite element technique for calculating the transient position of the saltwater front
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Numerical AnalysisCoastal AquiferEngineeringCoastal EngineeringTransient PositionCoastal ModelingSaltwater FrontCoastal HydrodynamicsComputational MechanicsHydrogeologic SystemGalerkin‐finite Element MethodBoundary Element MethodOcean Wave MechanicsMarine HydrodynamicsHydrogeologySubsurface HydrologyGalerkin‐finite Element TechniqueHydromechanicsFinite Element MethodOcean EngineeringCivil EngineeringLayered Aquifer
The set of nonlinear partial differential equations that describe the movement of the saltwater front in a coastal aquifer is solved by the Galerkin‐finite element method. Pressure and velocities are obtained simultaneously in order to guarantee continuity of velocities between elements. A layered aquifer is modeled either with a functional representation of permeability or by a constant value of permeability over each element.
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