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Two Film Approach to Continuum Scale Mixing and Dispersion with Equilibrium Bimolecular Reaction (2024)
Journal Article
Mathias, S. A., Bolster, D., & Veremieiev, S. (2024). Two Film Approach to Continuum Scale Mixing and Dispersion with Equilibrium Bimolecular Reaction. Transport in Porous Media, 151(8), 1709-1727. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11242-024-02091-y

Reliable reactive transport models require careful separation of mixing and dispersion processes. Here we treat displacing and displaced fluids as two separate fluid phases and invoke Whitman’s classical two-film theory to model mass transfer between... Read More about Two Film Approach to Continuum Scale Mixing and Dispersion with Equilibrium Bimolecular Reaction.

UKACM Proceedings 2024 (2024)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
(2024, April). UKACM Proceedings 2024. Presented at 2024 UK Association for Computational Mechanics Conference, Durham, UK

The proceedings present 52 scientific papers written for the 32nd conference of the UK Association for Computational Mechanics (UKACM). The papers submitted to UKACM 2024 cover the breadth of computational mechanics research within the UK and beyond... Read More about UKACM Proceedings 2024.

Mathematical modelling of pressure induced freezing point depression within soils exhibiting strong capillary pressure effect (2024)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Lgotina, E., Mathias, S., Lloret-Cabot, M., & Ireson, A. (2024, April). Mathematical modelling of pressure induced freezing point depression within soils exhibiting strong capillary pressure effect. Presented at 2024 UK Association for Computational Mechanics Conference, Durham, UK

Many geotechnical applications are affected by the melting and formation of ice in soils. Current state of practice involves incorporating the presence of ice within hydrological models for unsaturated soils using the so-called generalised Clapeyron... Read More about Mathematical modelling of pressure induced freezing point depression within soils exhibiting strong capillary pressure effect.

Banding in the Margins of Basaltic Dykes Indicates Pulsatory Propagation During Emplacement (2024)
Journal Article
Allgood, C., Llewellin, E. W., Humphreys, M. C. S., Mathias, S. A., Brown, R. J., & Vye‐Brown, C. (2024). Banding in the Margins of Basaltic Dykes Indicates Pulsatory Propagation During Emplacement. Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 129(4), Article e2023JB028007. https://doi.org/10.1029/2023jb028007

Basaltic fissure eruptions, which are the most common type of eruption on Earth, are fed by dykes which mediate magma transport through the crust. Dyke propagation processes are important because they determine the geometry of the transport pathway a... Read More about Banding in the Margins of Basaltic Dykes Indicates Pulsatory Propagation During Emplacement.