Lecture

Diffusion Coefficient: Einstein's Relation

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This lecture covers the dynamic property of diffusion coefficient according to Einstein's relation, the macroscopic definition of diffusion coefficient, the diffusion equation, the evolution with time, and the relation between mean square displacement and diffusion coefficient. It also explores the implications of Einstein's relation on the atomistic evolution of particle positions.

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