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Packing density of randomly deposited circles on a plane
The model you describe seems to fall under what's called "Random Sequential Addition" or "Random Sequential Adsorption" in the literature; it's viewed as a higher dimensional analogue of the car parki …
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Density of a saturated random packing of congruent circles
Assuming that you're interested in random sequential addition / adsorption / deposition / packing (the random process described in the text of your answer) and not the process described in the paper y …
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