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| A Review of Reservoir Simulation Techniques and Considerations on Future Developments | 1 | |
| Simulation of Waterflood Fracture Growth with Coupled Fluid Flow, Temperature and Rock Elasticity | 23 | |
| Corner Point Geometry in Reservoir Simulation | 45 | |
| A Boundary Element Solution to the Transient Pressure Response of Multiply Fractured Horizontal Wells | 67 | |
| A Convective Segregation Model for Predicting Reservoir Fluid Compositional Distribution | 85 | |
| Effects of Heterogeneities on Phase Behaviour in Enhanced Oil Recovery | 115 | |
| On the Strict Hyperbolicity of the Buckley-Leverett Equations for | 151 | |
| Three-Phase Flow | ||
| Application of Fractional-Flow Theory to 3-Phase, 1-Dimensional Surfactant Flooding | 161 | |
| Averaging of Relative Permeability in Heterogeneous Reservoirs | 173 | |
| Equations for Two-Phase Flow in Porous Media Derived from Space Averaging | 199 | |
| Statistical Physics and Fractal Displacement Patterns in Porous Media | 211 | |
| Simulations of Viscous Fingering in a Random Network | 243 | |
| A Simple Analytical Model of the Growth of Viscous Fingers in Heterogeneous Porous Media | 263 | |
| Simple Renormalization Schemes for Calculating Effective Properties of Heterogeneous Reservoirs | 281 | |
| Finite Element Principles for Evolutionary Problems, with Applications to Oil Reservoir Modelling | 299 | |
| Multigrid Methods in Modelling Porous Media Flow | 323 | |
| Local Grid Refinement | 337 | |
| Analysis of a Model and Sequential Numerical Method for Thermal Reservoir Simulation | 359 | |
| Operator Splitting and Domain Decomposition Techniques for Reservoir Flow Problems | 381 | |
| Simulation of Compositional Reservoir Phenomena on a Hypercube | 393 | |
| The Parallelisation of Bosim, Shell's Black/Volatile Oil Reservoir Simulator | 411 | |
| Monte Carlo Simulation of Lithology from Seismic Data in a Channel-Sand Reservoir | 423 | |
| Numerical Rocks | 437 | |
| Modelling Flow through Heterogeneous Porous Media using Effective Relative Permeabilities Generated from Detailed Simulations | 449 | |
| Viscous/Gravity Scaling of Pseudo Relative Permeabilities for the Simulation of Moderately Heterogeneous Reservoirs | 471 | |
| Microscopic Flow and Generalized Darcy's Equations | 495 | |
| Prediction of Permeability from a Combination of Mercury Injection and Pore Image Analysis Data | 515 | |
| The Inclusion of Molecular Diffusion Effects in the Network Modelling of Hydrodynamic Dispersion in Porous Media | 529 | |
| The Network Simulation of Displacement Processes in Fractured Reservoir Matrix Blocks | 551 | |
| An Analytical Solution to a Multiple-Region Moving Boundary Problem: Nonisothermal Water Injection into Oil Reservoirs | 573 | |
| Statistical and Experimental Calculation of Effective Permeabilities in the Presence of Oblique Shales | 597 | |
| Reservoir Simulation Using Mixed Methods, a Modified Method Characteristics, and Local Grid Refinement | 617 | |
| Tracking an In-Situ Combustion Front Using the Thin Flame Technique | 631 | |
| Averaging of Relative Permeability in Composite Cores | 649 | |
| A Reservoir Simulator Based on Front-Tracking | 683 | |
| Effective Absolute Permeability in the Presence of Sub-Grid Heterogeneities: An Analytical Approach | 699 | |
| Relative Permeabilities and Capillary Pressure Estimation Through Least Square Fitting | 721 | |
| Coning Simulation More Accurately | 735 | |
| A Finite Difference Scheme for a Polymer Flooding Problem | 745 | |
| Two-Phase Flow in Heterogeneous Porous Media: Large-Scale Capillary Pressure and Permeability Determination | 751 | |
| A Matrix Injection Simulator | 767 | |
| Effect of Fluid Properties on Convective Dispersion: Comparison of Analytical Model with Numerical Simulations | 775 | |
| Fundamental Mechanisms of Particle Deposition on a Porous Wall: Hydrodynamical Aspects | 785 | |
| Wetting Phenomena in Square-Sectional Capillaries | 791 | |
| A Numerical Method for Simulation of Centrifuge Drainage | 799 | |
| Gas-Coning by a Horizontal Well | 805 |
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Edson Cardenas
reviewed Mathematics of Oil Recovery on October 09, 2014
Mathematics of Oil Recovery
A study in rhythm as well as an invaluable anthology. I know of no other work that treats of prose rhythm and it would appear the author knows of none, either. He has a very idiosyncratic way of treating his subject which opens the way to holes, flaws, and inconsistencies; the book contains little to no information on:
- American writers
- women writers (no more than a few paragraphs for Austen, George Eliot, and Charlotte Bronte)
- some authors, such as Thackeray and Dryden, given too much focus, while others like Dickens given too little and others (Samuel Pepys) given none at all
The book was published in 1912, which would explain the lack of diversity. The formatting is also convoluted. The author provides an appendix of notes of rhythmic axioms, inferences, and suggestions in the style of "gradation in such successive end-feet - anapest, iamb, long syllable - were especially powerful and grateful" but seldom gives much in the way of comment for why the beauty of one prose style trumps that of another (the golden rule is variety of rhythm, but this is not the case for early English writers or for the 'conversational' style of novelists).
I bought this book after seeing it referenced in an annotated edition of Joyce's "Ulysses" (Chapter 14). This is a very subjective and idiosyncratic reference with some rather odd choices in both authors and in scansion, but its usefulness far outweighs its flaws. Finished it in a week and will be returning to it often. Would recommend to anyone with any interest in literature
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