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most citedRandom growth models with polygonal shapes

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math-ph2007★ 1 cited

Modeling snow crystal growth III: three-dimensional snowfakes

Janko Gravner, David Griffeath

We introduce a three-dimensional, computationally feasible, mesoscopic model for snow crystal growth, based on diffusion of vapor, anisotropic attachment, and a semi-liquid boundar…

math.PR2005★ 14 cited

Random growth models with polygonal shapes

Janko Gravner, David Griffeath

We consider discrete-time random perturbations of monotone cellular automata (CA) in two dimensions. Under general conditions, we prove the existence of half-space velocities, and…

patt-sol1993

Threshold-Range Scaling of Excitable Cellular Automata

Robert Fisch, Janko Gravner, David Griffeath

Each cell of a two-dimensional lattice is painted one of k colors, arranged in a "color wheel." The colors advance (0 to k-1 mod k) either automatically or by contact with at least…

patt-sol1993

Metastability in the Greenberg-Hastings Model

Robert Fisch, Janko Gravner, David Griffeath

The Greenberg-Hastings Model (GHM) is a family of multitype cellular automata that emulate excitable media, exhibiting the nucleation and spiral formation characteristic of such co…

patt-sol1993

Threshold Growth Dynamics

Janko Gravner, David Griffeath

We study the asymptotic shape of the occupied region for monotone deterministic dynamics in d-dimensional Euclidean space parametrized by a threshold theta, and a Borel set N with…

patt-sol1993

Asymptotic Behavior of Excitable Cellular Automata

Richard Durrett, David Griffeath

We study two families of excitable cellular automata known as the Greenberg-Hastings Model (GHM) and the Cyclic Cellular Automaton (CCA). Each family consists of local deterministi…