Growth kinetics and morphology of a ballistic deposition model that incorporates surface diffusion for two species

We introduce a ballistic deposition model for two kinds of particles (active and inactive) in (2+1) dimensions upon introducing surface diffusion for the inactive particles. A morphological structural transition is found as the probability of being the inactive particle increases. This transition is well defined by the change in the behavior of the surface width when it is plotted as a function of time and probability. The exponents alpha and beta calculated for different values of probability show the same behavior. The presence of both types of particles gives rise to three different processes that control the growing surface: overhanging, nonlocal growth, and diffusion. It finally leads to a morphological structural transition where the universality changes away from that of Kardar, Parisi, and Zhang, in (2+1) dimensions, but not into that of Edwards and Wilkinson.