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1.2.8 The Celestial Ephemeris Pole,discretized level, i. e. mass, momentum, energy remain conserved also at a local scale. Fluxes between adjacent control volumes are directly balanced. Second, finite volume schemes takes full advantage of arbitrary meshes to approximate complex geometries. Experience shows that non-conservative sche

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ling. Numerical models for non-linear problems, such as density-driven convection, must be carefully verified in a particular series of tests. Standard benchmarks for proving variable-density flow models are the Henry, the Elder, and the salt dome problems. We studied these benchmarks using two fini

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Finite Volume Methoddiscretized level, i. e. mass, momentum, energy remain conserved also at a local scale. Fluxes between adjacent control volumes are directly balanced. Second, finite volume schemes takes full advantage of arbitrary meshes to approximate complex geometries. Experience shows that non-conservative sche

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Density Dependent Flow in Porous Medialing. Numerical models for non-linear problems, such as density-driven convection, must be carefully verified in a particular series of tests. Standard benchmarks for proving variable-density flow models are the Henry, the Elder, and the salt dome problems. We studied these benchmarks using two fini

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