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A model of thermophoresis of colloidal proteins in water using non-Fickian diffusion currents
In 1928, Chapman generalised Einstein's theory of diffusion for non-uniform fluids to show the presence of a non-Fickian diffusion current, which he considered important in thermodiffusion (Ludwig-Soret effect). In 1941, Kiyosi Itô proposed the formal methods of stochastic calculus in the presence o
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