Lubachevsky–Stillinger algorithm: Difference between revisions

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within "cages" formed by their immobile, jammed neighbors

and the boundary, if any.

The appearance of rattlers is not a designed or

target feature

of the LSA, but a real phenomenon,

that the simulation, somewhat unexpectedly, reveals.

In the pre-"jammed" mode

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into account.

It is also easy and sometimes proves useful to

un-"jamfluidize" ora "fluidizejammed" the configuration,

by decreasing the sizes of all or some of the particles.

Another possible extension of the LSA is replacing

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The LSA is efficient in the sense that

the eventevents are processed essentially in an

[[event-driven]] fashion, rather than in a

time-driven fashion. This means that almost