We analyze two well patterns in this work: a tessellated, developed field (TDF) and an isolated doublet (ID). The 5-spot pattern in is an example of a tessellated, developed field (TDF), which we define as a geothermal field that contains a repeating pattern of wells in a laterallyextensive, homogeneous and horizontally-isotropic reservoir. We assume reservoirs are homogeneous and horizontally-isotropic for the entirety of this study. When analyzing a TDF, we use symmetry to simplify boundary conditions and consider only a small section of the geothermal field. Then, the results from the small section can be scaled up to represent larger parts of the field.