Abstract
A model for computer simulation of dense systems of colloidal particles which is aimed to reflect static and dynamic properties is proposed. The objects representing particles are considered as incompressible and deformable. Various structures and dynamic states ranging from liquid-like to crystalline ones are demonstrated as a function of the deformability parameter and particle concentration. Changes of both these parameters appeared equivalent in the influence on the order and dynamics of the simulated systems.
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