This is a 2-dimensional toy problem I ran today. You can guess here hydrophobic(water-hating) green(the cyan particles are the solvent particles) particles hiding in 2D micelles and bilayer structures etc.
A 2D lipid aggregate formation video!
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this posts needs an epileptic seizure warning :P @regularowl cookie votes
Is it so? I am so sorry. Should I put the warning?
Nah it is fine was meant as a joke :P
The owls were called by @mathowl
You are a pretty slow bird
You can definitely kill people by forcing them to watch this for a few hours ;-)
Nevertheless, a guess you programmed this simulation by yourself, right?
What exactly is the output of this simulation? Which problem is solved?
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Chapper
This is just a toy problem. Sorry for the killer effect? This toy problem tries to model lipid bilayers and micelles but in 2D instead of 3D.
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