Abtract

The primary aim of this project is to develop a computer tool for simulating the movement of pollutants within a fluid medium. Pollutants are defined as contaminants that, once exceeding a certain threshold, adversely affect the environment. The computer program is built upon two fundamental concepts: random walk theory from the realm of mathematics and pollutant transport principles rooted in physics. Throughout this work, we establish the inherent connection between these two concepts and highlight their intriguing features. The ultimate goal of this project is to simulate pollutant transport within a medium and subsequently identify the region where pollutant concentrations surpass a predetermined arbitrary threshold.