Diffusion equation | Lecture 52 | Differential Equations for Engineers

[@ProfJeffreyChasnov]

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[@asmaaalqarni8935]

Can you please write the reference books that you used for diffusion equation ?

[@michaelli3303]

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[@valeriereid2337]

This certainly helped. Thanks for sharing your lecture.

[@Tracks777]

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[@magicpants87]

How do you write like that? Is it just a transparent screen? And why does the red marker look blue, and the yellow one, green? I'm sorry, I know this has nothing to do with the lesson, but I'm just curious Great content anyway!

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There are tutorials available. Look them up

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[@mujtabahamed7331]

Diffusion occurs when from high concentration to low concentration, the gradient

[@LeVraiment]

Nice content Prof

[@gazguhltraka]

Nailed it! Thanks a lot!

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great video

[@KhalidMutakalim]

can someone explain to me why when limit x>>0 we do partial derivative with respect to x?

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[@kashi9636]

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[@alghamdio]

Hi, I remember in my undergrad that the expression for Flux was derived from the fact that the probability of any particle to move left or right was 50%. I am looking for that derivation. I hope some one can help.

[@kashi9636]

same question. I don't get the point that why the flow is in one direction (since for every particle there is 50% probability to move left or right), as he stated dM/dt = flux in- flux out

[@MüselEmmanuelTabaresPardo]

Search for Einstein's derivation of the diffusion equation. What you described was brownian motion.