Basically, looking for ideas and heads up in developing a program to create a randomly distributed closed pack spheres (non-overlapping) in a cube using Matlab. Have no great deal of experience in coding.
Narges Miri
Hi, I think it is better you first consider a cartesian coordinate. Then write the cube equation and sphere separately. To define the radius of the sphere, you should have a condition of radius< cube elements. In this way, the radius could take any random value smaller than cubic sizes. Redius could be projected on x,y,z , on the other hand spherical coordinate could be converted to cartezians.
x=r sin\theta,cos\varphi
y=r sin\theta,sin\varphi
z=r cos\theta
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