Tutorials for percolation simulations?

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Several users are seeking tutorials for percolation simulations, emphasizing the need for specific information on the tools or methods intended for use. A suggestion is made to refer to a page containing a link to a relevant paper on percolation theory applied to concrete, which may provide useful insights. The discussion highlights the importance of clarifying the context to enhance the search for appropriate resources. Overall, the thread focuses on finding educational materials related to percolation simulations. Engaging with the community can lead to more targeted recommendations.
Carter
Do you know any tutorials for percolation simulations?

Thanks a ton!
Carter

Note: sorry, just don't know the correct place to post in.
 
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Hi Carter!

Welcome to PF!

Do you have any information on what exactly you're planning on using to filter / filter with?

It may make searching easier.

This page has a link to a paper on percolation theory applied to concrete.
 

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