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The model was derived from a forest gap model, reducing the gap models' complexity by model aggregation and includes elements for showing complex behavior: many state variables, non-linear process functions, feedbacks and spatial interactions.

In this model, aggregation and deposition processes have been modeled using pseudo-first-order reactions.

Model aggregation quickly eradicates curvature features and its spatial control on hydrologic patterns, while the level of coarsening possible in the hillslope still preserves vegetation patchiness.

Here we describe and validate Generalized Model Aggregation (GMA), which allows researchers to combine prior estimated models of a phenomenon into a quantitative meta-model, while imposing few restrictions on the structure of prior models or on the meta-model.

We call it generalized model aggregation, or GMA.

While these studies model tau aggregation and NFT or GFT (glial fibrillary tangle) formation, other models addressed the question of how, if at all, the tau aggregates are related to disease (Götz et al., 2008a).

This mechanism of the particle agglomeration was tested at various feed concentrations and with gelatin additive and was approximated by a simple model of aggregation and breakage equations depending on the turbulent mixing intensity.

We then simulate the micro-model with aggregation and calculate the aggregation efficiency rate.

In this work the quadrature method of moments (QMOM) is implemented in a commercial computational fluid dynamics (CFD) code (FLUENT) for modeling simultaneous aggregation and breakage.

We discuss recent developments in kinetic modeling of aggregation and gelation of nanoparticle dispersions and analyze the role of mixing of dispersion and coagulant streams in controlling gelation kinetics, with the objective of better understanding and improved design of relevant industrial processes.

Collaborative Research: Kinetic Models of Aggregation and Dispersion, National Science Foundation, 2015/07-2019/06.