On the Kinetics of Multi-dimensional Fragmentation
P. Singh, M. K. Hassan
Abstract
We present two classes of exact solutions to a geometric model which describes the kinetics of fragmentation of d-dimensional hypercuboid-shaped objects. The first class of exact solutions is described by a fragmentation rate a(x1,...,xd) = 1 and daughter distribution function b(x1,..,xd | x1,...,xd)= (1 + 2)x11x1(1+1)...(d+2)xdd xd(d+1). The second class of exact solutions is described by a fragmentation rate a(x1,...,xd) = x11...xdd/2d and a daughter distribution function b(x1,..,xd | x1,...,xd) = 2d(x1 - x1/2)...(xd - xd/2). Each class of exact solutions is analyzed in detail for the presence of scaling solutions and the occurrence of shattering transitions; the results of these analyses are also presented.
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