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Scholarly Works (15 results)

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LBL Publications (1995)
    Cover page: Discriminating Effects of Heterogeneity and Matrix Diffusion by Alternative Tracer Test Designs
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    LBL Publications (2007)
      Cover page: Fractured rock hydromechanics: From borehole testing to solute transport and CO2 storage
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      LBL Publications (1994)
        Cover page: Thermal Modeling for a Potential High-level Nuclear Waste Repository at Yucca Mountain, Nevada
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        LBL Publications (1993)
          Cover page: Modeling of Strongly Heat-Driven Flow Processes at a Potential High-Level Nuclear Waste Repository at Yucca Mountain, Nevada
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          LBL Publications (1993)
            Cover page: Overview of Medium Heterogenity and Transport Processes
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            LBL Publications (1996)
              Cover page: Forecast of Thermal-Hydrological Conditions and Air Injection Test Results of the Single Heater Test at Yucca Mountain
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              LBL Publications (1996)
                Cover page: Forecast of Thermal-Hydrological Conditions and Air Injection Test Results of the Single Heater Test at Yucca MountainCreative Commons 'BY' version 4.0 license
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                Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (1998)
                  Cover page: Numerical experiments on the probability of seepage into underground openings in heterogeneous fractured rock
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                  LBL Publications (1989)
                    Cover page: On Thermohydrological Conditions near High-level Nuclear Wastes Emplaced in Partially Saturated Fractured Tuff Part 1. Simulation Studies with Explicit Consideration of Fracture Effects
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                    LBL Publications (1989)
                      Cover page: On Thermohydrological Conditions near High-level Nuclear Wastes Emplaced in Partially Saturated Fractured Tuff Part 1. Simulation Studies with Explicit Consideration of Fracture EffectsCreative Commons 'BY' version 4.0 license
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