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How pore-scale disorder controls fluid stretching in two-dimensional porous media
Fluid stretching in porous media governs the mixing of reactants, contaminants, and nutrients, yet how the solid microstructure controls the stretching statistics remains poorly understood. We investigate how porous-medium heterogeneity controls stretching using (i) particle-tracking velocimetry exp
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