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SUMMARY:Jan Stebel (Technical University of Liberec)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/NSCM/213/">H
 ydro-mechanical modelling of fractured porous media: Well-posedness and it
 erative schemes</a>\nby Jan Stebel (Technical University of Liberec) as pa
 rt of Nečas Seminar on Continuum Mechanics\n\nLecture held in Room K3\,  
 Faculty of Mathematics and Physics\, Charles University\, Sokolovská 83  
 Prague 8..\n\nAbstract\nAssessing the safety of deep geological repositori
 es requires\nrigorous modeling of coupled hydro-mechanical (HM) processes 
 in fractured\ncrystalline rock. This involves addressing complex fracture 
 manifolds where\nmechanical deformation and fluid flow are linked by non-l
 inear\, mutually\ndependent transmission conditions.\nWe present a mathema
 tical framework for a non-linear HM model incorporating\nfracture-matrix i
 nteractions\, non-penetration contact conditions\, and\naperture-dependent
  permeability. To solve the resulting evolution problem\,\nwe employ the R
 othe method for time discretization combined with a\nfixed-stress iterativ
 e splitting scheme. We establish the well-posedness of\nthe formulation\, 
 identifying the stability conditions and structural\nassumptions necessary
  to guarantee the existence of weak solutions. These\ntheoretical bounds f
 urther serve as the foundation for the convergence\nanalysis of the couple
 d FEM-MHFEM discretization. Numerical experiments are\npresented to valida
 te the theoretical results and demonstrate the solver's\nrobustness in com
 plex geometries.\n
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