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Modeling of Polluted Groundwater Flow in Porous Media

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This chapter is devoted to the case study that comes from a real-world application of groundwater flow modeling in the area of Stráž pod Ralskem in northern Bohemia. We give some basic facts about the uranium mining in northern Bohemia together with a short description of main activities of the Department of Mathematical Modeling at the state enterprise DIAMO in Stráž pod Ralskem.

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Rozložník, M. (2018). Modeling of Polluted Groundwater Flow in Porous Media. In: Saddle-Point Problems and Their Iterative Solution. Nečas Center Series. Birkhäuser, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-01431-5_9

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