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We simulate the three-dimensional single-step model of deposition and evaporation as well as a three-dimensional ballistic-deposition model with surface diffusion. We find that the dynamic structure factor S(k,t) obeys dynamic scaling: S(k,t){~}k^-2+ηg(kᶻt), where in all three-dimensional cases studied z-{η}/2{}2, consistent with a recently proposed scaling law. For the single-step model z=2 if the process is time-reversal invariant, z{}1.63 if it is not. The ballistic-deposition model seems to have the dynamic exponent z=2 in both two and three dimensions. These results are discussed in the context of the Burgers equation which has been proposed as a model for interface dynamics.
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