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    Numerical Simulation in Science, Medicine and Engineering is a publication from the Euler Institute group led by Rolf Krause. The publication focuses on variational methods for coupled problems and their application to fluid flow in fractured porous media. Specifically, it examines modeling complex fracture networks where the fracture mesh is independent from the matrix mesh, enabling stochastic studies. It highlights recent collaborations with GEG applying these methods to problems relevant to geothermal energy extraction and CO2 sequestration.

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    Numerical Simulation in Science, Medicine and Engineering is a publication from the Euler Institute group led by Rolf Krause. The publication focuses on variational methods for coupled problems and their application to fluid flow in fractured porous media. Specifically, it examines modeling complex fracture networks where the fracture mesh is independent from the matrix mesh, enabling stochastic studies. It highlights recent collaborations with GEG applying these methods to problems relevant to geothermal energy extraction and CO2 sequestration.

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    Numerical Simulation in Science, Medicine and Engineering is a publication from the Euler Institute group led by Rolf Krause. The publication focuses on variational methods for coupled problems and their application to fluid flow in fractured porous media. Specifically, it examines modeling complex fracture networks where the fracture mesh is independent from the matrix mesh, enabling stochastic studies. It highlights recent collaborations with GEG applying these methods to problems relevant to geothermal energy extraction and CO2 sequestration.

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    Numerical Simulation in

    Science, Medicine and


    Engineering
    Euler institute / Group of Rolf Krause

    Euler institute
    Variational methods for coupled problems: application to flow in fractured porous media
    Relevant for reservoir applications
    - Geothermal energy extraction
    - CO2 sequestration

    Complex fracture networks


    - Fracture network mesh is independent
    from the matrix mesh
    - Stochastic studies enabled

    In collaboration with GEG

    2 - Krause, R. and Zulian, P., 2016.


    - Schädle, P., Zulian, P., Vogler, D., Bhopalam, S.R., Nestola, M.G., Ebigbo, A., Krause, R. and Saar, M.O., 2019.
    - Zulian, P., Schädle, P., Karagyaur, L. and Nestola, M.G., 2022. Euler institute

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