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[[Virtual laboratory]] > Heat input > [[One-dimensional Brownian motion | into a particle]] <HR>
 
[[Virtual laboratory]] > Heat input > [[One-dimensional Brownian motion | into a particle]] <HR>
  
This demonstration stand shows a model of continuous heating of particles (the Brownian motion).
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This demonstration stand models continuous heating of a set of particles (the Brownian motion).
  
 
<math>d \dot u = -\eta \dot u \, dt - \omega u \, dt + b p \sqrt{dt}</math>
 
<math>d \dot u = -\eta \dot u \, dt - \omega u \, dt + b p \sqrt{dt}</math>

Revision as of 01:06, 9 June 2016

Virtual laboratory > Heat input > into a particle

This demonstration stand models continuous heating of a set of particles (the Brownian motion).

[math]d \dot u = -\eta \dot u \, dt - \omega u \, dt + b p \sqrt{dt}[/math]

where [math]\eta[/math] is the specific viscosity, [math]\sigma^2[/math] is the variance, [math]\omega[/math] is the stiffness.