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function [s,d] = pcw_dim( p, t)
%PCW_DIM - Papadopulos Cooper (1967) solution
%
% Syntax: [s,d] = pcw_dim( p, t)
%
% p(1) = a = slope of late time straight line
% p(2) = t0 = intercept of late time straight line
% p(3) = Cd = dimensionless well-bore storage coefficient
%
% t = time
% s = drawdonw
% d = derivative
%
% Description:
% Conputes the drawdown as a function of time with the Papadopulos and
% Cooper (1967) solution for a pumping test in a large diameter well.
% The aquifer is confined and homogeneous. The well is fully penetrating
% and the pumping rate constant.
%
%
% The solution is parametrized as a function of a, to and Cd.
%
% The dimensionless well bore storage coefficient is:
%
% Cd = rc^2/(2 rw^2 S)
%
% a and to are the slope and time intercept of the late time straight
% line asymptotes.
%
% a = 0.183 Q /T
% t0 = 2.25 T t / r2 S
%
% NB: Note that in the original publication of Cooper et al.
% The dimensionless parameter was alpha, it is related to
% Cd by: alpha = 1 / (2 Cd)
%
% Reference: Papadopulos, I.S., and H.H.J. Cooper. 1967. Drawdown in a
% well of large diameter. Water Resources Research 3, no. 1: 241-244.
%
% Example:
% s=pcw_dim(p,t)
%
% See also: pcw_dmo, pcw_rpt, pcw_gss
%
a=p(1);
t0=p(2);
cd=p(3);
[s,d]=pcw_dls(cd,0.445268.*t./t0);
s=0.868589.*a.*s;
d=0.868589.*a.*d;