Brownian Motion Calculation: Q&A on Greens Function & U Par/Perp @ z=0

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The discussion revolves around the calculation of Brownian motion as described in a specific article, focusing on the Green's function for the Stokeslet at a surface and the expressions for velocity components at that surface.

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  • Technical explanation, Homework-related

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  • One participant expresses uncertainty regarding the expression for the Green's function for the Stokeslet at the surface z=0.
  • The same participant seeks clarification on the expressions for U parallel and perpendicular at the surface z=0.
  • Another participant points out that the initial post lacks a complete URL to the referenced article.
  • A subsequent post provides the complete URL to the article for reference.
  • A later reply indicates difficulty in inserting the link and suggests searching for the article by title instead.

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The discussion remains unresolved, with participants expressing different levels of understanding and clarity regarding the calculations and expressions involved.

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There are indications of missing assumptions related to the boundary conditions and the specific mathematical expressions being referenced, which are not fully detailed in the posts.

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I have read the next article and i want to realice the same calculation but i have some doubt

www.chemengr.ucsb.edu/people/faculty/squires/public_html/laugasquires05.pdf

In the section
II. Image systems near a partial slip surface
subsection
a. Set up and boundary conditions

A doubt it's the Green's function for the stokeslet at surface z=0, how it's the expression for r.
And U parallel and perpendicular how it's also the expression at surface z=0.
Thank you very much
 
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You do not have the complete URL in the above post - please fix it.
 
I have try again to insert the link but i don't know what happened.
There are other possibility, in google look for the article:
Brownian motion near a partial-slip boundary: A local probe of the no-slip condition
Eric Lauga, Todd M. squires
 

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