I used the log binning scheme to look at the 4 runs with different initial conditions. Here is the plot at the end of the run:
The spikes in the yellow are due to the patchy nature of the final product. If I run these runs longer, this might go away. This is still log binning, I'll work on uneven binning with same number of particles.
To answer Walter's question in more detail: You still not quite answered my technical question. For example how do you assign the position of the bin (it has a range, not just one, so which one do you pick for the plot?
For the log plot, I used log10(( 10**edge1 +10**edge2) /2.) , for the linear just the bin center. I did not use the positions of the particles to determine the abscissa, though I easily could.
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