An anisotropic model of sandpile
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Abstract
An anisotropic model of sandpile has been proposed with different topping in different directions taken in consideration. Simulation results show that no significant differences exist between this anisotropic model and the isotropic one.
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sandpile self-organized criticality anisotropicCLC number
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