Difference between revisions of "Brownian Dynamics of a Sphere Between Parallel Walls"
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| − | [[Image:microscope_setup. | + | [[Image:microscope_setup.pdf|thumb|left|400px|Figure 3: "Video microscopy setup used to make these measurements. B) shows that their sample was a 2cm x 1 cm cover slip on a glass slide. It was anchored with an 8 micron gap above the slide using norland optical adhesive. Glass capillaries at either end allow flow through the cell. A) Shows the slide as imaged in an inverted microscope.]] |
To the right is a diagram showing my best interpretation of the apparatus the authors used to make high resolution measurements of the brownian motion of a sphere confined along one dimension by two glass planes 8 microns apart. | To the right is a diagram showing my best interpretation of the apparatus the authors used to make high resolution measurements of the brownian motion of a sphere confined along one dimension by two glass planes 8 microns apart. | ||
Revision as of 22:33, 20 September 2010
Original Entry by Tom Dimiduk, AP225 Fall 2010
| Brownian Dynamics of a Sphere Between Parallel Walls
Soft matter Keywords
Brownian Motion, Surface
Summary
To the right is a diagram showing my best interpretation of the apparatus the authors used to make high resolution measurements of the brownian motion of a sphere confined along one dimension by two glass planes 8 microns apart.
