It is shown in this paper that the scaling properties of an N-component Kardar-Parisi-Zhang equation in the large N limit (spherical limit) can be obtained by solving the mode-coupling equation. The full scaling functions and the critical exponents in the large N limit are obtained exactly by solving the mode-coupling equation numerically. The dynamic exponent z is found to be 1.615 at dimension $d=2$, very close to the value obtained by numerical simulation of growth process, but z remains less than 2 in any finite dimension, suggesting the existence of a strong coupling regime for any finite dimension.
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