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= [[library| Library of analytic solutions (proposed)]] =

= recipes =

I imagine placing code snippets here of solutions like in AEM Depot of James Craig..   Once a solution is accepted by the community (test of time) then it is added to the library.

== flow ==

== transport ==

= howtos =

Not sure, but perhaps tricks of the trade in solution techniques, modeling practice.

= examples =

== laboratory experiments/physical analoges (e.g., Hele shaw) ==

== numerical laboratories (e.g., Igor Jankovic) ==

== benchmark and example problems (e.g., Henry Problem) ==

== controlled field experiments (e.g., Borden site, MADE site, Cape Cod site) ==