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Quantitative measurement of fluid inertial effects in confined Brownian motion
The hydrodynamic response of Brownian particles in liquids is fundamentally altered by inertial forces arising from unsteady momentum transport in the surrounding fluid. These forces are of two distinct types: the added mass and the history effect. While both are well understood in bulk and weakly-c
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