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Mathematical Model a set of equations that describes the physical and/or chemical processes occurring in a system. Components of a Mathematical Model • Governing Equation • Boundary Conditions • Initial conditions (for transient conditions) problems) Mathematical Model of the Toth Problem h = c x + zo h 0 x Laplace Equation 2h 2h 0 2 2 x z h 0 z 2D, steady state h 0 x Types of Solutions of Mathematical Models • Analytical Solutions: h= f(x,y,z,t) (example: Theis eqn., Toth 1962) • Numerical Solutions Finite difference methods Finite element methods • Analytic Element Methods (AEM) Toth Problem z Math Model h 0 x h = c x + zo 2h 2h 0 x 2 z 2 h 0 z Analytical Solution continuous solution h 0 x x Numerical Solution discrete solution Toth Problem h = c x + zo z Math Model h 0 x 2h 2h 0 x 2 z 2 h 0 z Analytical Solution h 0 x x Numerical Solution h(x,z) = zo + cs/2 – 4cs/2 … (eqn. 2.1 in W&A) z x continuous solution discrete solution Toth Problem h = c x + zo z Math Model h 0 x 2h 2h 0 x 2 z 2 h 0 z Analytical Solution h 0 x x Numerical Solution h(x,z) = zo + cs/2 – 4cs/2 … (eqn. 2.1 in W&A) z hi,j = (hi+1,j + hi-1,j + hi,j+1 + hi,j-1)/4 x continuous solution discrete solution div q = 0 Steady state mass balance q = - K grad h Scalar 1 component Vector 3 components Magnitude Tensor 9 components Magnitude, direction and magnitude changing with direction Darcy’s law Head (h) Magnitude and q & grad direction Hydraulic conductivity (K) div q = 0 Steady state mass balance q = - K grad h q Darcy’s law equipotential line grad h Isotropic q grad h Anisotropic div q = 0 Steady state mass balance q = - K grad h Darcy’s law Assume that K = a constant Laplace Equation h 2 x 2 h 2 y 2 h 2 z 2 0 Governing Eqn. for TopoDrive h h h ( Kx ) ( Ky ) ( Kz ) 0 x x y y z z Steady-state, heterogeneous, anisotropic q = - K grad h K is a tensor with 9 components Kxx Kxy Kxz K= Kyx Kyy Kyz Kzx Kzy Kzz Principal components of K h h h qx Kxx Kxy Kxz x y z h h h qy Kyx Kyy Kyz x y z h h h qz Kzx Kzy Kzz x y z