Abstract
We introduce two very simple models to decribe coarsening. Both models possesses two characteristics: long range diffusive interaction and fluctuations. Computer simulations show that they lead to bimodal particle size distributions. The appearance of bimodal distribution can be related to a discontinuous particle growth rate.
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