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This is the RSA paper published in 2001

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16     \title{A Random Sequential Adsorption model for the differential
17     coverage of Gold (111) surfaces by two related Silicon
18     phthalocyanines}
19    
20     \author{Matthew A. Meineke and J. Daniel Gezelter\\
21     Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry\\ University of Notre Dame\\
22     Notre Dame, Indiana 46556}
23    
24     \date{\today}
25     \maketitle
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27     \begin{abstract}
28     We present a simple model for the discrepancy in the coverage of a
29     Gold (111) surface by two silicon phthalocyanines. The model involves
30     Random Sequential Adsorption (RSA) simulations with two different
31     landing molecules, one of which is tilted relative to the substrate
32     surface and can (under certain conditions) allow neighboring molecules
33     to overlap. This results in a jamming limit that is near full
34     coverage of the surface. The non-overlapping molecules reproduce the
35     half-monolayer jamming limit that is common in continuum RSA models
36     with ellipsoidal landers. Additionally, the overlapping molecules
37     exhibit orientational correlation and orientational domain formation
38     evolving out of a purely random adsorption process.
39     \end{abstract}
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41     \end{document}