Future research can use the simulation method to simulate the evolution of overseas networks and explore the pattern of innovative cluster networks.
Smoldyn (www.smoldyn.org) is a spatial stochastic simulator that uses an accurate off-lattice method to simulate user-defined reaction-diffusion networks on arbitrary domains and surfaces.
Electronic interactions driving chemical bonding are treated implicitly, allowing the method to simulate reaction chemistry without explicit QM consideration.
A numerical method to simulate premixed combustion is analyzed.
We have extended the absorbing boundary method to simulate dwell-time distributions of complex kinetic schemes, which include cyclic, branching, and reverse transitions typically observed in molecular motors.
We introduce and operatively present a general method to simulate channel noise in conductance-based model neurons, with modest computational overheads.
In this extended version of our Symposium on Computer Animation paper, we describe a domain-decomposition method to simulate articulated deformable characters entirely within a subspace framework.
This Intel RMS application uses an extension of the Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) method to simulate an incompressible fluid for interactive animation purposes.
We apply the beam propagation method to simulate the diffraction and nonlinearity in the nonlinear medium.
We present a coupled Eulerian-Lagrangian method to simulate cloud cavitation in a compressible liquid.
Authors used the computational method to simulate the blood flow inside of the cannula.
