Statistical Mechanics - Dynamical Theory of Fluids : Brownian Motion and Random Walk
Brownian motion is one of the important subjects of statistical mechanics. The colloidal particles in a colloidal solution perform a completely haphazard motion, which is called Brownian motion. Einstein provided a sound theoretical analysis of the Brownian motion on the basis of the Random Walk Problem and predicted that this motion is due to the fluctuations in molecular collisions. The Einstein’s analysis has been discussed here.
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