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- CONTENTSix
- CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION1
- 1.1 An Introduction to Colloidal Systems2
- 1.2 Mathematical Preliminaries13
- 1.3 Statistical Mechanics31
- Appendix49
- Exercises51
- Further Reading and References64
- CHAPTER 2. BROWNIAN MOTION OF NON-INTERACTING PARTICLES69
- 2.1 Introduction70
- 2.2 The Langevin Equation70
- 2.3 Time Scales74
- 2.4 Chandrasekhar's Theorem79
- 2.5 The pdf on the Diffusive Time Scale80
- 2.6 The Langevin Equation on the Diffusive Time Scale81
- 2.7 Diffusion in Simple Shear Flow83
- 2.8 Rotational Brownian Motion88
- Exercises102
- Further Reading and References105
- CHAPTER 3. LIGHT SCATTERING107
- 3.1 Introduction108
- 3.2 A Heuristic Derivation109
- 3.3 The Maxwell Equation Derivation113
- 3.4 Relation to Density Fluctuations122
- 3.5 Static Light Scattering (SLS)125
- 3.6 Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS)132
- 3.7 Some Experimental Considerations135
- 3.8 Light Scattering by Dilute Suspensions of Spherical Particles141
- 3.9 Effects of Polydispersity144
- 3.10 Scattering by Rigid Rods153
- Exercises160
- Further Reading and References169
- CHAPTER 4. FUNDAMENTAL EQUATIONS OF MOTION171
- 4.1 Introduction172
- 4.2 A Primer on Hydrodynamic Interaction177
- 4.3 The Fokker-Planck Equation179
- 4.4 The Smoluchowski Equation183
- 4.5 Diffusion of non-Interacting Particles186
- 4.6 The Smoluchowski Equation with Simple Shear Flow195
- 4.7 The Smoluchowski Equation with Sedimentation204
- 4.8 The Smoluchowski Equation for Rigid Rods208
- Exercises220
- Further Reading and References225
- CHAPTER 5. HYDRODYNAMICS227
- 5.1 Introduction228
- 5.2 The Continuity Equation229
- 5.3 The Navier-Stokes Equation231
- 5.4 The Hydrodynamic Time Scale234
- 5.5 The Creeping Flow Equations238
- 5.6 The Oseen Matrix241
- 5.7 Flow past a Sphere244
- 5.8 Leading Order Hydrodynamic Interaction250
- 5.9 Faxen's Theorems253
- 5.10 One step further : the Rodne-Prager Matrix255
- 5.11 Rotational Relaxation of Spheres257
- 5.12 The Method of Reflections258
- 5.13 Hydrodynamic Interaction in Shear Flow276
- 5.14 Hydrodynamic Interaction in Sedimenting Suspensions281
- 5.15 Friction of Long and Thin Rods282
- Appendix A288
- Appendix B294
- Appendix C295
- Appendix D296
- Appendix E300
- Exercises302
- Further Reading and References311
- CHAPTER 6. DIFFUSION315
- 6.1 Introduction316
- 6.2 Collective Diffusion317
- 6.3 Self Diffusion324
- 6.4 Diffusion in Stationary Shear Flow329
- 6.5 Short-time Diffusion331
- 6.6 Gradient Diffusion351
- 6.7 Long-time Self Diffusion356
- 6.8 Diffusion in Stationary Shear Flow363
- 6.9 Memory Equations372
- 6.10 Diffusion of Rigid Rods392
- Appendix A415
- Appendix B416
- Appendix C418
- Appendix D420
- Appendix E421
- Exercises424
- Further Reading and References437
- CHAPTER 7. SEDIMENTATION443
- 7.1 Introduction444
- 7.2 Sedimentation Velocity of Interacting Spheres446
- 7.3 Non-uniform Backflow461
- 7.4 The Sedimentation-Diffusion Equilibrium468
- 7.5 The Dynamics of Sediment Formation473
- Exercises481
- Further Reading and References490
- CHAPTER 8. CRITICAL PHENOMENA495
- 8.1 Introduction496
- 8.2 Long Ranged Interactions501
- 8.3 The Ornstein-Zernike Static Structure Factor with Shear Flow515
- 8.4 The Temperature and Shear Rate Dependence of the Turbidity525
- 8.5 Collective Diffusion530
- 8.6 Anomalous Behaviour of the Shear Viscosity535
- Appendix A548
- Appendix B549
- Exercises550
- Further Reading and References555
- CHAPTER 9. PHASE SEPARATION KINETICS559
- 9.1 Introduction561
- 9.2 Initial Spinodal Decomposition Kinetics567
- 9.3 Initial Spinodal Decomposition of Sheared Suspensions580
- 9.4 Small Angle Light Scattering by Demixing Suspensions586
- 9.5 Demixing Kinetics in the Intermediate Stage590
- 9.6 Experiments on Spinodal Decomposition607
- Appendix A612
- Appendix B615
- Appendix C617
- Appendix D618
- Exercises622
- Further Reading and References630
- INDEX635
- Vendor Elsevier S & T
- SKU 9780444820099
- ISBN-13 9780080535074
- Author Dhont, J.K.G.
- Category Science
- Subject Analytic
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Some of the topics covered include:
• diffusion of free particles on the basis of the Langevin equation
•the separation of time, length and angular scales;
• the fundamental Fokker-Planck and Smoluchowski equations derived for interacting particles
• friction of spheres and rods, and hydrodynamic interaction of spheres (including three body interactions)
• diffusion, sedimentation, critical phenomena and phase separation kinetics
• experimental light scattering results.
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