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    Pollutant dispersion with an intermediate source in a semi-infinite aquifer

    Groundwater pollution is a one of the major problems of our environment caused by various sources such as industries, pesticides, fertilizers, and mining activities. Convection–dispersion equation (CDE) is emp...

    Rashmi Radha, Rakesh Kumar Singh in Modeling Earth Systems and Environment (2024)

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    Multispecies solute dispersion with variable porosity in semi-infinite saturated porous media

    Multispecies solute dispersion with sequential first-order decay often occurs in contaminated geological formation with radioactive wastes and their biodegradation products. As a result, analytical result is a...

    Pintu Das, Affreen Akhter, Mritunjay Kumar Singh in Arabian Journal of Geosciences (2022)

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    Advances in analytical solutions for time-dependent solute transport model

    This study adopts generalized dispersion theory in one-dimensional advection–dispersion equation (ADE), where time-dependent dispersion and velocity are considered. The generalized dispersion theory allows mec...

    Rohit Kumar, Ayan Chatterjee, Mritunjay Kumar Singh in Journal of Earth System Science (2022)

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    Influence of fluid viscosity and flow transition over non-linear filtration through porous media

    The present study investigates two important though relatively unexplored aspects of non-linear filtration through porous media. The first aspect is the influence of viscosity variation over the coefficients o...

    Ashes Banerjee, Srinivas Pasupuleti in Journal of Earth System Science (2021)

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    Mathematical modelling to establish the influence of pesticides on groundwater contamination

    Groundwater contamination due to pesticides used during cultivation was modelled mathematically, assuming that both the soil and the aquifer were initially contaminant free and the source of contamination was ...

    Rohit Kumar, Ayan Chatterjee, Mritunjay Kumar Singh in Arabian Journal of Geosciences (2020)

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    Analysis of 1-D pollutant transport in semi-infinite groundwater reservoir

    This study deals with the 1-D pollutant transport model in homogeneous and heterogeneous semi-infinite groundwater reservoir. The pollutant concentration is considered in liquid as well as in solid phases. The...

    Manish Chaudhary, Chandan Kumar Thakur in Environmental Earth Sciences (2019)

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    Groundwater contamination in mega cities with finite sources

    Groundwater contamination due to multiple sources occurring in mega cities was modelled. One constant source contamination was considered at the source boundary, whereas other sources may join in between at va...

    Ayan Chatterjee, Mritunjay Kumar Singh, Vijay P Singh in Journal of Earth System Science (2019)

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    Modelling of Flow Through Porous Media Over the Complete Flow Regime

    A mathematical model is developed based on the empirical power law equation for post-laminar flow through porous media. Hydraulic conductivity and the critical Reynolds number are used as boundary conditions. ...

    Ashes Banerjee, Srinivas Pasupuleti, Mritunjay Kumar Singh in Transport in Porous Media (2019)

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    On a conjecture concerning Kloosterman polynomials

    In this paper, we rephrase the conjecture on Kloosterman polynomials over finite fields given by Hollmann and **ang in [9]. More precisely, an alternate form of the conjecture based on permutation polynomials is ...

    Mritunjay Kumar Singh, Rajesh P. Singh in The Journal of Analysis (2019)

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    Solute transport in a semi-infinite homogeneous aquifer with a fixed point source concentration

    This study derives an analytical solution of the advection–dispersion (AD) equation commonly used to describe the transport of pollutants in a semi-infinite homogeneous aquifer. When an extra constant source t...

    Mritunjay Kumar Singh, Sultana Begam, Chandan Kumar Thakur in Environmental Fluid Mechanics (2018)

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    Solute transport modelling with the variable temporally dependent boundary

    In this present study, analytical and numerical solutions are obtained for solute transport modelling in homogeneous semi-infinite porous medium. The dispersion coefficient is assumed to be initial dispersion ...

    Pintu Das, Affreen Akhter, Mritunjay Kumar Singh in Sādhanā (2018)

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    A study on the Wilkins and Forchheimer equations used in coarse granular media flow

    Complexity of the pore geometry and the random nature of flow velocity make it difficult to predict and represent post laminar flow through porous media. Present study experimentally investigates the applicabi...

    Ashes Banerjee, Srinivas Pasupuleti, Mritunjay Kumar Singh in Acta Geophysica (2018)

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    Solution to Advection–Dispersion Equation for the Heterogeneous Medium Using Duhamel’s Principle

    This work dealt with advection–dispersion problem in heterogeneous medium while the medium is initially considered to be polluted as a functional combination of source term and zero-order production term with ...

    Amit Kumar Pandey, Rohit Kumar, Mritunjay Kumar Singh in Applications of Fluid Dynamics (2018)

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    Mathematical Modeling of One-Dimensional Advection Dispersion Equation in Groundwater Contamination Using Different Velocity and Dispersion for Different Zones

    Groundwater contamination problem is modeled using advection dispersion equation with different phase velocity and dispersion. This type of flow problem can be occurred or visualized depending upon the geometr...

    Mritunjay Kumar Singh, Ayan Chatterjee, Priyanka Kumari in Applications of Fluid Dynamics (2018)

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    Three-Dimensional Solute Transport Problems in an Aquifer: Numerical Approaches

    The solution of solute transport problem in an aquifer with suitable boundary conditions has been dealt by various analytical methods in the past. But, the analytical approach becomes more difficult to apply w...

    Mritunjay Kumar Singh, Rakesh Kumar Singh in Applications of Fluid Dynamics (2018)

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    Two-Dimensional Solute Transports with Periodic Input Source in Semi-infinite Aquifer

    The present study deals with two-dimensional solute transport equation with time-dependent source in homogeneous semi-infinite aquifer. Linear isotherm is taken into consideration due to interaction between so...

    Affreen Akhter, Chandan Kumar Thakur in Applications of Fluid Dynamics (2018)

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    Solute Dispersion Along Unsteady Groundwater Flow in a Semi-infinite Homogeneous Aquifer Using Linguistic Hedge by Mamdani Model

    In the present study, the analytical solutions for dispersion of contaminants along unsteady flow of groundwater through semi-infinite aquifer are represented by fuzzy linguistic hedges. The sources of polluti...

    Abhijit Debnath, Umesh Prasad, Mritunjay Kumar Singh in Applications of Fluid Dynamics (2018)

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    Solution of one-dimensional space- and time-fractional advection–dispersion equation by homotopy perturbation method

    This study develops solution of one-dimensional space–time fractional advection–dispersion equation (FADE). Various forms of dispersion and velocity profiles (i.e. space dependent and both space–time dependent...

    Mritunjay Kumar Singh, Ayan Chatterjee in Acta Geophysica (2017)

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    Scenario-Based Validation of Moderate Resolution DEMs Freely Available for Complex Himalayan Terrain

    Accuracy of the Digital Elevation Model (DEM) affects the accuracy of various geoscience and environmental modelling results. This study evaluates accuracies of the Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Re...

    Mritunjay Kumar Singh, R. D. Gupta, Snehmani in Pure and Applied Geophysics (2016)

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    Monitoring the Status of Siachen Glacier Using Multi Temporal Remote Sensing Approach

    The temporal monitoring of any glacier is important for observing the effects of changing climate. This study reports the decadal changes in Siachen glacier. Analysis was carried out on decadal basis by proces...

    Snehmani, Mritunjay Kumar Singh in Geostatistical and Geospatial Approaches f… (2016)

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