The diffusionless ZGB (monomer–dimer) surface reaction model exhibits a discontinuous transition to a monomer‐poisoned state when the fraction of monomer adsorption attempts exceeds 0.525. It has been claimed that this transition shifts to 2/3 with introduction of rapid diffusion of the monomerspecies, or of both species. We show this is not the case, 2/3 representing the spinodal rather than the transition point. For equal diffusion rates of both species, we find that the transition only shifts to 0.5951±0.0002
In this work, we consider a simple model of reaction-limited annihilation A + B → 0 with a random so...
AbstractThe critical properties of the Ziff-Gulari-Barshad (ZGB) model with the addition of long-ran...
The model recently proposed by Ziff et al. [1] for reactions of the type A+(1/2)B2 → AB is extended ...
We provide a unified discussion of kinetic phase transitions for mean‐field and lattice–gas treatmen...
For finite adspecies mobility, the lattice-gas monomer-dimer (A+B2) surface reaction model exhibits ...
For finite adspecies mobility, the lattice-gas monomer-dimer (A + B2) surface reaction model exhibit...
Mathematical models are used to elucidate properties of the monomer-monomer and monomer-dimer type c...
The two-dimensional monomer-monomer (AB) surface reaction model without diffusion is considered for ...
The monomer–monomer surface reaction model with an adsorbate interaction term is studied. An epidemi...
Here, we consider discontinuous nonequilibrium phase transitions to poisoned or ‘‘adsorbing’’ states...
We review and augment recent developments in the understanding of microscopic lattice gas models for...
An analysis is given of diffusion-influenced surface reactions using models similar to those used in...
For surface reactions on single-crystal substrates which involve highly mobile adspecies, there is a...
We consider the monomer-dimer surface reaction without surface diffusion for various dimer adsorptio...
Hierarchical mean-field rate equations and lattice-gas simulations were developed to elucidate the e...
In this work, we consider a simple model of reaction-limited annihilation A + B → 0 with a random so...
AbstractThe critical properties of the Ziff-Gulari-Barshad (ZGB) model with the addition of long-ran...
The model recently proposed by Ziff et al. [1] for reactions of the type A+(1/2)B2 → AB is extended ...
We provide a unified discussion of kinetic phase transitions for mean‐field and lattice–gas treatmen...
For finite adspecies mobility, the lattice-gas monomer-dimer (A+B2) surface reaction model exhibits ...
For finite adspecies mobility, the lattice-gas monomer-dimer (A + B2) surface reaction model exhibit...
Mathematical models are used to elucidate properties of the monomer-monomer and monomer-dimer type c...
The two-dimensional monomer-monomer (AB) surface reaction model without diffusion is considered for ...
The monomer–monomer surface reaction model with an adsorbate interaction term is studied. An epidemi...
Here, we consider discontinuous nonequilibrium phase transitions to poisoned or ‘‘adsorbing’’ states...
We review and augment recent developments in the understanding of microscopic lattice gas models for...
An analysis is given of diffusion-influenced surface reactions using models similar to those used in...
For surface reactions on single-crystal substrates which involve highly mobile adspecies, there is a...
We consider the monomer-dimer surface reaction without surface diffusion for various dimer adsorptio...
Hierarchical mean-field rate equations and lattice-gas simulations were developed to elucidate the e...
In this work, we consider a simple model of reaction-limited annihilation A + B → 0 with a random so...
AbstractThe critical properties of the Ziff-Gulari-Barshad (ZGB) model with the addition of long-ran...
The model recently proposed by Ziff et al. [1] for reactions of the type A+(1/2)B2 → AB is extended ...