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Podemos mencionar as seguintes sugestões de trabalhos futuros:

 Melhorar a monotonicidade da matriz de transmissibilidade na malha grossa, re- tirando termos que acarretam oscilações;

 Pesquisar e implementar diferentes condições de contorno para melhorar a acu- rácia do operador de prolongamento;

 Implementar outras formulações MPFA (ex: MPFA-D, MPFA- Enriched,etc) ;

 Fazer um estudo detalhado, sobre a influência das formulações MPFA na matriz de transmissibilidade da malha grossa primal;

 Desenvolver novas formas de correção de fluxo, buscando métodos mais efici- entes;

 Implementar outros suavizadores , entre eles o método Multigrid e avaliar o seu efeito na taxa de convergência.

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