Percolation Simulation Simulation
Spanning clusters and threshold behavior
Site percolation with adjustable parameters for structure, density, or dynamics.
What Is Percolation Simulation?
Percolation Simulation refers to spanning clusters and threshold behavior in chaos & complex systems. This page visualizes the phenomenon with interactive controls so you can change parameters and observe how the model responds.
What To Observe
- Watch how the visual pattern or system response changes as you adjust the controls for Percolation Simulation.
- Relate each visual change to the core phenomenon shown here: spanning clusters and threshold behavior.
- Use repeated runs with one parameter changed at a time to build intuition.
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Try These Experiments
- Start with default settings, then change one slider at a time.
- Record what increases, decreases, or becomes unstable as parameters vary.
- Use screenshots or notes to compare patterns between runs.
Real-World Applications
- Chaos & Complex Systems lessons and classroom demonstrations
- Self-study and concept reinforcement
- Interactive support for STEM presentations