Chemo‐Mechanical Coupling in Fractured Shale With Water and Hydrocarbon Flow
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D. Giardini | S. Wiemer | R. Pini | T. Kurotori | C. Madonna | Q. Wenning | A. Zappone | C. Petrini | Junyoung Hwang
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