Existence and Uniqueness Theorem for the Fingero-Imbibition Phenomeon through Porous Media
Keywords:
Fingero-Imbibition Phenomenon, Partial Differential EquationAbstract
When fingering and imbibition through porous media take place simultaneously, it is known as fingero-imbibition. The partial differential equation arises for the fingero-imbibition phenomenon through porous medium yields a non-linear partial differential equation of parabolic nature. Such equations are very difficult to solve analytically. The present paper describes the existence and uniqueness of similarity of this type of equations.
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