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Singular behaviour of finite approximations to the addition model

Instantaneous gelation in the addition model with superlinear rate coefficients is investigated. The conjectured post-gelation solution is shown to arise naturally as the limit of solutions to some finite approximations as the number of equations grows to infinity. Non-existence of continuous solutions to the addition model is also established in that case.