Brownian motion refers to the erratic and random movement of microscopic ... in 1827 and is a classic example of diffusion at the microscopic level. The Stokes-Einstein equation provides a ...

The discovery that these two apparently unrelated branches of physics are in some sense mathematically equivalent has led to a new subject known as probabilistic ...

I was first introduced to Brownian motion 50 years ago in medical school as I peered through a microscope and saw nonliving particles moving randomly on a microscope slide. This phenomenon was first ...

Albert Einstein is arguably the most influential ... he developed three other ground-breaking theories – on Brownian motion, mass-energy equivalence, and the law of the photoelectric effect ...

“By introducing the G-field, we obtain the modified Einstein equations and the equations of motion for the matter and the ...

Video capture: The laser illuminates the sample, and the camera records a video of the nanoparticles' Brownian motion ... Using the Stokes-Einstein equation, the particle size is calculated from the ...