It is noted as the simplest as well as the virtual limit of all stochastic processes.
It is noted as the simplest as well as the virtual limit of all stochastic processes. Thorvard Thiele was the first to mathematically model it as a Wiener process and Jan Ingenhousz observed it on the surface of alcohol. Additionally, Lucretius shed light on it in his scientific poem, "On the Nature of Things", citing the example of sunbeams exposing dust. The time evolution of the position of a particle undergoing this can be described by a Langevin equation. It was described by the Fokker-Planck equation and Einstein used the kinetic theory of gases to further explain it. FTP, what is this vibrating movement of particles in a state of matter named for a Scottish botanist?
It is noted as the simplest as well as the virtual limit of all stochastic processes.
{Brownian motion}