Where do i learn about brownian motion?

[iScience]

not sure if this is the right section to post this question, but i was wondering in what class i would learn about brownian motion. I took undergraduate thermodynamics and i feel that it could be mathematically described with the material already covered in my thermo class, but is there a class that covers this? wat class?

 

[bigfooted]

learn it directly from Albert Einstein himself!

http://www.fisicateorica.me/reposit...ns on the Theory of the Brownian Movement.pdf

I'd say you would learn it when discussing the diffusion equation (PDE course) or the physical process of diffusion, so a course in physical transport phenomena or something similar. Or statistical thermodynamics perhaps?

 

[iScience]

well the class i took was titled 'themodynamics, statistical mechanics, & stat theory'. so I'm guessing you're referring to a grad class in stat. thermodynamics?