Based on both the theories of cellar biology and the results of experimental observations a dynamical model of birth and death-diffusion type has been suggested for popular growth of bacillus and evolution of nutrition in the single-species bacillus system with a growth–propagation source. It...

A CO+NO→CO2+12N2 surface reaction model is studied by means of Monte Carlo simulations. The surface is represented by triangular and square lattices and the diffusion of N and lateral interaction between reactant nearest-neighbor adatoms is considered. The influence of diffusion of N to...

Grand canonical Monte Carlo simulations have been performed in order to study adsorption thermodynamics of pairwise interacting particles on fractal surfaces. Diffusion-limited aggregates (DLA) have been used as a substrate where interacting particles are adsorbed. In order to obtain aggregates...

In this work we analyze a simple model of adsorption-induced surface reconstruction, which is developed in the framework of the lattice gas model. The critical behavior of the substrate atoms is obtained by monitoring the specific heat and the fluctuations in the fraction of unreconstructed...

The influence of interaction and lattice coordination number on the reactivity and structure of adsorbed particles on a surface has been analysed for a reaction of a monomer and a dimer that dissociates, both of which are adsorbed on a surface and react. For the case without interaction there is...

Williams and Bjerknes proposed a simple stochastic growth model to describe the tumor growth in the basal layer of an epithelium. In this work we generalize this model by including the possibility of saturation in the tumor growth as it is clinically observed. The time evolution of the average...

We present a numerical study of the dynamics of a non-ideal fluid subject to a density-dependent pseudo-potential characterized by a hierarchy of nested attractive and repulsive interactions. It is shown that above a critical threshold of the interaction strength, the competition between stable...