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Galabov, Michail (2004) Short comment and supplement to the paper of J. Bodin, F. Delay and G. de Marsily ?Solute transport in a single fracture with negligible matrix permeability. 2. Mathematical formalism? (Hydrogeology Journal 11:434?454). Hydrogeology Journal, 12 (3). doi:10.1007/s10040-004-0328-2

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TitleShort comment and supplement to the paper of J. Bodin, F. Delay and G. de Marsily ?Solute transport in a single fracture with negligible matrix permeability. 2. Mathematical formalism? (Hydrogeology Journal 11:434?454)
JournalHydrogeology Journal
AuthorsGalabov, MichailAuthor
Year2004 (June)Volume12
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PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
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Plain TextGalabov, Michail (2004) Short comment and supplement to the paper of J. Bodin, F. Delay and G. de Marsily ?Solute transport in a single fracture with negligible matrix permeability. 2. Mathematical formalism? (Hydrogeology Journal 11:434?454). Hydrogeology Journal, 12 (3). doi:10.1007/s10040-004-0328-2
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