Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In the  sandpile model ,  are given an undirected graph  G  and an initial list of chip counts on each vertex of  G  and  may fire degree( v ) chips from any vertex  v  to its neighbors. Doing chip moves either results in a unique terminal configuration or recurs forever. On many families of graphs - including trees - the problem of computing the final configuration is P-complete [13] and simulation can take as long as Θ( n  3 ) time.  give a  O ( n  log 5   n ) time algorithm for trees that computes the terminal configuration or shows that chip firing will not terminate.
['Akshay Ramachandran', 'Aaron Schild']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Sandpile prediction on a tree in near linear time
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