This model draws on ideas discussed in
Edwards SF and Wilkinson DR 1982 The surface statistics of a granular aggregate. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A, 381(1780), 17-31.
and allows you to explore the rate of progress made by an Eden invasion process advancing along a linear ‘front’.
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This model is an implementation of the process described in
Williams T and Bjerknes R 1972 Stochastic model for abnormal clone spread through epithelial basal layer. Nature, 236, 19–21.
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This model is an implementation of the Eden ‘tip’ growth process described in
Sawada Y, Ohta S, Yamazaki M and Honjo H 1982 Self-similarity and a phase-transition-like behavior of a random growing structure governed by a nonequilibrium parameter. Physics Review A, 26, 3557-3563.
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This model is an implementation of an Eden tree growth process as discussed in
Dhar D and Ramaswamy R 1985 Classical diffusion on Eden trees. Physical Review Letters, 54, 1346–1349.
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This model is an implementation of the simple inverse Eden process presented in
Savakis AE and Maggelakis SA 1997 Models of shrinking clusters with applications to epidermal wound healing. Mathematical and Computer Modelling, 25, 1–6.
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This model is an implementation of the basic Eden growth process as originally presented in
Eden M 1961 A two-dimensional growth process, 4th Berkeley Symposium on Mathematical Statistics and Probability, pp. 223–239, University of California Press, Berkeley, CA.
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This model is an implementation of the drainage model presented in
Stark CP 1991 An invasion percolation model of drainage network evolution. Nature, 352, 423–425.
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This model demonstrates invasion percolation in a landscape with randomly assigned resistance values.
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This model demonstrates the identification of the backbone of a spanning cluster in site percolation. See
Herrmann HJ, Hong DC and Stanley HE 1984 Backbone and elastic backbone of percolation clusters obtained by the new method of ‘burning’. Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General, 17, L261–L266.
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A simple site-percolation based model of a forest-fire (or any other contagious process).
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