Lecture

Stochastic Reaction Simulation: Constantin

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Description

This lecture covers the algorithm to simulate the reaction of molecules with elasticity using random numbers. It explains how to determine the probability of no reaction, set up a differential equation, and integrate it to obtain the reaction probability over time.

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