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Modelling effective rheologies for viscoelastic porous media with application to silt, and medium coarse sand
A modification of Biot's poroelastic differential equations is made to include matrix-fluid interaction mechanisms which assume a solid-fluid relaxation function coupling coefficient. Values of physical properties of sediments are incorporated into equations which define phase velocity and attenuati...
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