Numerical Groundwater Flow Resolution: Finite Elements

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This lecture covers the numerical resolution of groundwater flows using finite elements, including the discretization of differential equations, finite element shapes, and the interpolation functions used. It also discusses the resolution of transient flows, initial conditions, boundary conditions, and the assembly of elements to solve the differential equations. The lecture demonstrates the process step by step, emphasizing the importance of spatial and temporal discretization in solving groundwater flow problems.

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