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"## Assumptions and limitations\n"
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"## Semi-infinite system with first-type boundary condition\n",
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"The example below shows 1D solute transport in a semi-infinite system with a constant-concentration boundary at the inlet, using `adepy.uniform.seminf1`. First, a conservative solute is introduced in a long soil column. Secondly, the fate of a reactive solute introduced in the column is simulated where the species is subjected to linear equilibrium adsorption and first-order decay. These examples correspond to sample problems 3a and 3b in [Wexler (1992)](https://doi.org/10.3133/twri03B7). Comparison with the concentration profiles of the finite system with a first-type boundary shown above illustrates the difference between finite and semi-finite systems."
"The example below shows 1D solute transport in a semi-infinite system with a constant-concentration boundary at the inlet, using `adepy.uniform.seminf1`. First, a conservative solute is introduced in a long soil column. Secondly, the fate of a reactive solute introduced in the column is simulated where the species is subjected to linear equilibrium adsorption and first-order decay. These examples correspond to sample problems 3a and 3b in [Wexler (1992)](https://doi.org/10.3133/twri03B7). Comparison with the concentration profiles of the finite system with a first-type boundary shown above illustrates the difference between finite and semi-infinite systems."
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