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A Residual a Posteriori Error Estimators for a Model for Flow in Porous Media with Fractures

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Fig. 1: The Data
Table 1: uniform refinement of meshes (quasi-conform).
Fig. 3: Solution
Table 3: Adaptation using S Tol cc = 0.7. it´e S 1 h 1 σ E (1) η T (1) δ E (1) ω (1) δ E 1 NT 1 1 0.861483 0.316228 0.746871 0.418933 0.088564 1.71925e-015 0.0314416 200 2 0.448564 0.369846 0.309643 0.315292 0.0763111 1.07442e-015 0.0099058 235 3 0.295902

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