Diffusion limited aggregation |
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14.12.2006
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"Many attractive images and life-like structures can be generated using models of physical processes from areas of chemistry and physics. One such example is diffusion limited aggregation or DLA which describes, among other things, the diffusion and aggregation of zinc ions in an electrolytic solution onto electrodes. "Diffusion" because the particles forming the structure wander around randomly before attaching themselves ("Aggregating") to the structure. "Diffusion-limited" because the particles are considered to be in low concentrations so they don't come in contact with each other and the structure grows one particle at a time rather then by chunks of particles. Other examples can be found in coral growth, the path taken by lightning, coalescing of dust or smoke particles, and the growth of some crystals." Paul Bourke |
The images below are the works of Andy Lomas, Head of Comp Graphics @ Framestore CFC. The CG Society has an indepth feature of him here. |
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The videos look really amazing
http://www.andylomas.com/aggregationVideos.html
http://www.andylomas.com/aggregationVideos.html
Posted by James
01:24 / 19/12/2006
01:24 / 19/12/2006
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