The Cluster-cluster model was introduced by Meakin et al in 1984. Each $x\in \mathbb{ Z}^d$ starts with a cluster of size 1 with probability $p \in (0,1]$ independently. Each cluster $C$ performs a continuous-time SRW with rate $|C|^{ -\alpha}$. If it attempts to move to a vertex occupied by another cluster, it does not move, and instead the two clusters connect via a new edge. Focusing on dimension $d=1$, we show that for $\alpha>-2$, at time $t$, the cluster size is of order $t^\frac{ 1}{ \alpha + 2}$, and for $\alpha < -2$ we get an infinite cluster in finite time a.s. Additionally, for $\alpha = 0$ we show convergence in distribution of the scaling limit.
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