Abstract:
A mathematical model describing the three-dimensional evolution of a liquid–liquid interface in a piecewise homogeneous porous medium containing impermeable rock and a basin with a free liquid is constructed using the Leibenzon–Muskat model. As an example, the dispersion of pollutants from a point source is numerically simulated.
Key words:three-dimensional evolution of liquid–liquid interface, boundary value problems in the theory of flows in porous media, method of discrete vortical frames, dispersion of soil pollutants.