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A time-dependent infinite element which can be used to simulate contaminant transport problems in infinite media is presented in this paper. Since this transient infinite element is constructed in a global co-ordinate system instead of a local one, a closed-form solution for the property matrices of
A boundary element method is developed for the analysis of contaminant migration in porous media. The technique involves, "rstly, taking the Laplace transform with respect to time then followed by a co-ordinate transform and a mathematical transform of the well-known advection}dispersion equation. T
Nonideal or nonequilibrium transport through porous media is described by a convection-diffusion equation coupled to a first order kinetics accounting for mass transfer between the solid and the fluid phases. The overall mathematical model may be formulated using an integro-differential approach and
In the second paper in the series, the boundary element method for analysing contaminant migration problems in homogeneous porous medium developed in the earlier paper by Leo and Booker is extended to the non-homogeneous porous media. This extension enables potential application in practical design