Cheng, Alexander H.D.
Offers a systematic and unified approach to the classical theories and recent techniques of multilayered aquifer systems. Clarifies governing principles and facilitates industrial problem solving. Uses the automated numerical Laplace inversion procedure to simplify mathematical materials.
Fundamentals; aquifer theory; leaky aquifer theory; application of pumping well solutions; multilayered aquifer theory; pumping well in multilayered aquifer systems; application of multilayered aquifer systems; sensitivity analysis; parameter determination; stocahstic analysis; fractured aquifer. Appendices: laplace transforms; fortran programs; mathamatica macros.
Referenced and illustrated with over 860 literature citations, drawings, and tables, Multilayered Aquifer Systems: Fundamentals and Applications offers a systematic and unified approach to the classical theories and recent techniques of multilayered aquifer systems. The author clarifies governing principles and facilitates industrial problem solving. He uses the automated numerical Laplace inversion procedure to simplify mathematical material. Topics include non-leaky and leaky aquifers, stochastic analysis, computer methods, groundwater in fractured aquifers, and more. It supplies specialized tools based on Fortran programs and macro packages for MathematicaÔ.
