Lecture

Diffusion Equation: Continuum Description

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Description

This lecture covers the diffusion equation, including the continuum description, mass conservation, Fick's law, steady-state and time-dependent solutions, microscopic Brownian motion, boundary conditions, and initial conditions. The presentation emphasizes the application of diffusion in various coordinate systems and the determination of constants to satisfy boundary conditions.

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