
doi: 10.1063/1.1735665
A simple two-dimensional model, in which uniform hard spheres are made to move steadily and apparently nearly at random, is described. At low sphere density the model exhibits ``gas-like'' behavior. As the density is increased the behavior becomes more ``liquid-like'' and then ``crystallization'' occurs. Many dynamic atomic phenomena, believed to occur in the gas, liquid, or solid state, are illustrated by the model.
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