Jja. Vankooten, GROUNDWATER CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT INCLUDING ADSORPTION AND 1ST-ORDER DECAY, Stochastic hydrology and hydraulics, 8(3), 1994, pp. 185-205
Citations number
19
Categorie Soggetti
Mathematical Method, Physical Science","Water Resources","Environmental Sciences","Statistic & Probability
This study deals with the transport of a contaminant in groundwater. T
he contaminant is subject to first order decay or linear adsorption. I
ts displacement can be modeled by a random walk process in which parti
cles are killed at exponentially distributed times. Dirichlet problems
are derived for the rate and mean time at which contaminated particle
s reach a particular part of the boundary of a certain domain. These D
irichlet problems are solved asymptotically for two types of 2D-flow p
atterns: flow parallel to the boundary of a domain and arbitrary flow
towards a well in an aquifer.