Abstract
Particle aggregation containing a sol–gel phase transition governed by a general gelling kernel (K(u, v) ∼ (u · v) ω (1/2 < ω ≤ 1)) has been studied by means of a new Monte Carlo method. With this stochastic method, the aggregation process can be described straightforwardly requiring relatively minor programming. The gelation time, a crucial characteristic of the sol–gel transition, can be determined in a fairly simple manner. Investigations of evolutions of other interesting properties associated with particle system in aggregation are also more easily tractable with this scheme.
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