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Here is the code diffusion2D_green_fc_monopole-dipole-fit-parfait.ipynb
## Description:
the code is undertaking a comparison between the numerical far-field pressure disturbances and the analytical ones that have been deduced from the Green's solution of the diffusion equation. The comparison is conducted for the monopole and the dipole.
## Outputs:
(i) Map of pressure disturbances for the monopole
(ii) Comparison of the analytical and numerical spatial profiles of the far-field pressure disturbances along the x-axis for the monopole
(iii) Map of pressure disturbances for the dipole
(iv) Comparison of the analytical and numerical spatial profiles of the far-field pressure disturbances along the x-axis for the dipole
For more information, please read the article of Vallier et al. (2024) entitled 'Alternative pumping strategies to stimulate a reservoir without triggering far-field faults'
## How to run the program:
Install Python 3.9.13
In your Terminal run ipython: ipython diffusion2D_green_fc_monopole-dipole-fit-parfait.ipynb
Or execute directly on Jupyter Notebook or equivalent
