
doi: 10.1007/bf00856886
Level regulation of ground water is important for preventing the irrigated ground from becoming bogged up or salinated; the evaporation and the existence of a weakly permeable horizontal waterproof stratum are taken into account. The solution is found in an explicit form. It is also shown that the solution tends asymptotically either to one of the two stationary solutions or to periodic solutions which are also obtained in this paper.
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