Abstract
We present a class of cooperative sequential adsorption models on a Cayley tree with constant and variable attachment rates and their possible applications for ionic self-assembly of thin films and drug encapsulation of nanoparticles. Using the empty interval method, and generalizing results known from reaction–diffusion processes on Cayley trees, we calculate a variety of quantities such as time-dependent surface coverage and time-dependent probabilities of certain particle configurations.
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