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Monte Carlo method time-driven

Monte Carlo methods for the artificial realization of the system behavior can be divided into time-driven and event-driven Monte Carlo simulations. In the former approach, the time interval At is chosen, and the realization of events within this time interval is determined stochastically. Whereas in the latter, the time interval between two events is determined based on the rates of processes. In general, the coalescence rates in granulation processes can be extracted from the coalescence kernel models. The event-driven Monte Carlo can be further divided into constant volume methods... [Pg.575]


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