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Hydraulic fracturing allows numerous, otherwise unproductive, low permeability gas formations to be produced. The interactions between the fractures and the heterogeneous reservoir rock, however, are quite complex, and often multiple fractures are created in a single well. These factors make it difficult to model production from hydraulically-fractured systems. For example, current analytical techniques...