A continuous-time random-walk method is introduced for applications to transport processes in random media. The method is efficient and is easily parallelizable. It can be used to calculate the diffusivity of homogeneous mixtures of many components, with applications to effective permeability and conductivity measurements. It is also applicable to diffusion-limited aggregation in random media and to determining connected regions of high permeability in geological models of petroleum reservoirs.
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