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Cutting and shuffling control mixing in three-dimensional discrete fracture networks
Mixing in fracture networks plays a central role in many environmental and geological processes, influencing contaminant dispersion, dilution and biogeochemical reactions. Despite this, fundamental aspects are not well understood, including how the network topology and large fracture aspect ratio go
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