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• W2130894448 abstract "We present a detailed derivation of the closed-form expression for the diffusion coefficient that was initially obtained by Einstein.[4] in press. [Google Scholar] The present derivation does not make use of a fictitious force as did the original Einstein derivation, but instead concentrates directly on establishing a dynamic equilibrium between the forces of pressure and friction acting on a Brownian particle. This approach makes it easier to understand the true essence of the argument, and thus makes it simpler to apply the argument in a more general case or setting. We demonstrate this by deriving the equation of motion of a Brownian particle that is under the influence of an external force in the fluid with a non-constant temperature. This equation extends the well-known Smoluchowski approximation[24] Smoluchowski, M. von. 1915. Über Brownsche Molekularbewegung unter Einwirkung äußerer Kräfte und deren Zusammenhang mit der verallgemeinerten Diffusionsgleichung. Ann. Phys., 48: 1103–1112. [Google Scholar] to the case of non-constant temperature, and offers new insights into the Ludwig–Soret and Enskog–Chapman effects (providing also a scholar example explaining the need for a stochastic integral). The key point in the derivation is reached by applying the Einstein dynamic equilibrium argument together with the conservation of the number of particles law. We show that this approach leads directly to the Kolmogorov forward equation whenever the setting is Markovian. The same method can also be applied in the case of interacting Brownian particles satisfying the van der Waals equation. In this setting we first demonstrate that the presence of short-range repulsive forces between Brownian particles tends to increase the diffusion coefficient, and the presence of long-range attractive forces between Brownian particles tends to decrease it. The method of derivation then leads to a nonlinear partial differential equation which in the case of weak interaction reduces to the Fokker–Planck equation. One of the main aims of the present article is to demonstrate that the Einstein argument leads to a truly dynamical theory of diffusion." @default.
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• W2130894448 title "On the Diffusion Coefficient: The Einstein Relation and Beyond" @default.
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