Abstract
In this paper we present a Monte Carlo simulation program to implement a single model: deposition, diffusion, and aggregation (DDA). By using the simulation program, we show in the following that the DDA model generates a wide variety of fractal structures characteristic of different models such as diffusion-limited aggregation (DLA) or cluster-cluster aggregation (CCA), but such DLA and CCA models do not incorporate the possibility of cluster-mass dependent deposition. Starting from those kernels, aggregation laws to describe the interaction between free and deposited clusters were proposed and a simple cluster-mass dependent deposition law was employed. The simulation results are then discussed in the frame of the relative strength of parameters.
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