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Field theories for kinetic growth models

Field theories for kinetic growth models, such as DLA or the Eden model, are formulated using simple reaction-diffusion master equations. The approach, based on Poisson transform techniques, specifies the stochastic fluctuations exactly. The author studies the mean-field approximations, fluctuations and the renormalisation group.

D Elderfield

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