Two-dimensional systems of elongated particles: From diluted to dense

Abstract

This chapter is devoted to the analysis of jamming and percolation behavior of two-dimensional systems of elongated particles. We consider both continuous and discrete spaces (with the special attention to the square lattice), as well the systems with isotropically deposited and aligned particles. Overviews of different analytical and computational methods and main results are presented.

47 pages, 22 figures, 167 references; to be published in Order, Disorder and Criticality: Advanced Problems of Phase Transition Theory, Volume 6, October 2020, World Scientific https://doi.org/10.1142/11711

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