Lecture

Diffusion in Crystals: Atomic Theory and Random Motion

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Description

This lecture covers the atomic theory of diffusion in crystals, including examples in cubic crystals, the influence of external forces, and the general theory of random motion. It also explores the concept of interstitial movement and the calculation of diffusion coefficients.

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