Limiting Behavior
The limiting behavior of solutions is investigated as the electrode shrinks to a point.
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Tatsien Li Yongji Tan Zhijie Cai Wei Chen Jingnong Wang
Mathematical Model of Spontaneous Potential WellLogging and Its Numerical Solutions
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Tatsien Li r Yongji Tan r Zhijie Cai r Wei Chen Jingnong Wang
Mathematical Model of Spontaneous Potential Well-Logging and Its Numerical Solutions
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Tatsien Li School of Mathematical Sciences Fudan University Shanghai, People’s Republic of China Yongji Tan School of Mathematical Sciences Fudan University Shanghai, People’s Republic of China
Wei Chen Shanghai Lixin University of Commerce Shanghai, People’s Republic of China Jingnong Wang Technology Center China Petroleum Logging Co. Ltd Xi’an, People’s Republic of China
Zhijie Cai School of Mathematical Sciences Fudan University Shanghai, People’s Republic of China
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