Analytical Results for Nontrivial Polydispersity Exponents in Aggregation Models
Stéphane Cueille, Clément Sire
Abstract
We study a Smoluchowski equation describing a simple mean-field model of particles moving in d dimensions and aggregating with conservation of `mass' s=RD (R is the particle radius). In the scaling regime the scaled mass distribution P(s) s-τ, and τ can be computed by perturbative and non perturbative expansions. A possible application to two-dimensional decaying turbulence is briefly discussed.
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