Journal de physique · 1974 · 15 citations · 7 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsAtomic PhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsPhysical ChemistryAtomic PackingAtomistic ModelingCluster ChemistryCoupled Cluster TheoryInteratomic PotentialsIntermolecular ForcesLong-range Coulomb Interactions
We present a study on cluster size distribution for atoms randomly distributed in a three-dimensional continuous medium. Statistical results are obtained by a Monte Carlo method. r0 being the range of interaction, it is found that the infinite cluster appears when the mean number of atoms, W, in a sphere of radius r0 reaches a value slightly higher than 2.6. Besides this, the statistical results are compared to the results deduced from branching process models : some essential features are then outlined and an approximate expression is proposed for the number of atoms belonging to clusters of small sizes, for a large range of concentration.
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