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replicate the formatting in a separate document.
If you use equations, define all symbols, either after the equation, or in a Nomenclature section at the end of the paper.
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where q, k, , A, L, p are volumetric fluid flow rate, absolute permeability, fluid viscosity, cross-sectional area, length and
pressure drop over the length L, respectively.
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