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The properties of the anisotropic random sequential adsorption of dimers on a square lattice are determined by Monte Carlo simulation and time-series expansion. The fractions of vertical and horizontal bonds occupied by dimers are calculated as a function of v, the probability of choosing vertical bonds to place dimers. In the limit v{→}0, the asymptotic fraction of vertical bonds occupied by dimers does not vanish but has the exact value e^-2[1-exp(-2e^-2)]/2=0.016 046. . . .
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