How Einstein condensation occurs? Consider a gas contained in a vessel with non-conducting walls. Let there be an electric field E applied across the gas by means of charged plates outside the vessel and n(x) be ions per unit volume at a distance x from the end of vessel. If the ions have a mobility µ, and D is the diffusion coefficient, determine the ratio of the diffusion coefficient to the mobility of ions.
How Einstein condensation occurs? Consider a gas contained in a vessel with non-conducting walls. Let there be an electric field E applied across the gas by means of charged plates outside the vessel and n(x) be ions per unit volume at a distance x from the end of vessel. If the ions have a mobility µ, and D is the diffusion coefficient, determine the ratio of the diffusion coefficient to the mobility of ions.
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(Book:Introduction to statistical physics by A.J pointon)

Transcribed Image Text:How Einstein condensation occurs? Consider a gas contained in a vessel with non-conducting walls. Let
there be an electric field E applied across the gas by means of charged plates outside the vessel and n(x) be
ions per unit volume at a distance x from the end of vessel. If the ions have a mobility u, and D is the
diffusion coefficient, determine the ratio of the diffusion coefficient to the mobility of ions.
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