In this video, we explore the stochastic simulation of bimolecular polymerization using the Gillespie algorithm. Bimolecular polymerization is a fundamental chemical process where two monomer molecules combine to form a polymer molecule.
In this simulation, we utilize the Gillespie algorithm, a powerful stochastic simulation method widely used in computational chemistry and biology. The Gillespie algorithm accurately captures the stochastic dynamics of chemical systems, making it ideal for modeling reactions occurring at low concentrations or with varying rates.
Our Python code simulates the time evolution of bimolecular polymerization by tracking the counts of monomers A and B, as well as the number of polymer molecules formed over time. By implementing the Gillespie algorithm, we ensure that reactions occur stochastically according to their rates, providing insights into the dynamics of polymerization reactions in a stochastic environment.
Join us as we delve into the world of stochastic simulations and explore the fascinating behavior of bimolecular polymerization using Python!
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