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Diffusion of interacting Brownian particles

The author develops a theory of Brownian motion for interacting spherical particles suspended in a fluid. Due to potential and hydrodynamic interactions the effective diffusion coefficient depends on the concentration of particles. The correction to the bare diffusion coefficient is derived to first order in the concentration.

B. U. Felderhof | B U Felderhof

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