Coalescense with arbitrary-parameter kernels and monodisperse initial conditions: A study within combinatorial framework
arXiv:2011.01721 · doi:10.1016/S0034-4877(21)00058-6
Abstract
For this work, we studied a finite system of discreet-size aggregating particles for two types of kernels with arbitrary parameters, a condensation (or branched-chain polymerization) kernel, , and a linear combination of the constant and additive kernels, . They were solved under monodisperse initial conditions in the combinatorial approach where discreet time is counted as subsequent states of the system. A generating function method and Lagrange inversion were used for derivations. Expressions for an average number of clusters of a given size and its corresponding standard deviation were obtained and tested against numerical simulation. High precision of the theoretical predictions can be observed for a wide range of and coagulation stages, excepting post-gel phase in the case of the condensation kernel (a giant cluster presence is preserved). For appropriate , these two kernels reproduced known results of the constant, additive and product kernels. Beside a previously solved linear-chain kernel, they extend the number of arbitrary-parameter kernels solved in the combinatorial approach.
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