A finite element solution of the one-dimensional diffusion-convection equation
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The one-dimensional diffusion-convection equation has been widely used to describe approximately the transient motion of a subset of particles in river flow or porous media flow. An equivalent variational principle to the governing partial differential equations of motion is given, and a finite element solution is developed requiring only approximations in the space domain. The solution is applicable to a wide variety of field problems because it can account for a variety of boundary conditions. Additionally, the solution is not dependent upon constant parameters of motion over the entire domain of interest.
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