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Multiphase Flow Problem with a Limiting Gradient under Thermal Influence on the Reservoir Through Horizontal Wells

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The work is devoted to methods of solving multiphase nonisothermal fluid flow problems in reservoirs with a large number of horizontal wells. A nonlinear law with a limiting pressure gradient is used for the oil. Methods for solving multiphase nonisothermal fluid flow problems in a porous medium based on the decomposition methods are developed. The proposed methods are implemented in heterogeneous computing systems.

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Tsepaev, A.V. Multiphase Flow Problem with a Limiting Gradient under Thermal Influence on the Reservoir Through Horizontal Wells. Lobachevskii J Math 44, 1807–1812 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995080223050542

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