Transport equation
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Description
There are several (constitutive) equations which describe the transport of matter, or properties of it, in an almost identical way. In every case, in words they read: Flux (density) is proportional to a gradient, where the constant of proportionality is a characteristic of the material. In general, the constant must be replaced by a 2nd rank tensor, to account for directional dependencies of the material.
Formula(s) and Quantities
| represents flux |
| represents mass density |
Specializations
| Boltzmann equation for moving particles |
| Darcy's law |
| Fick equation |
| Fourier's law of heat conduction |
| Hooke's law (linear elasticity) |
| Ohm's law |
Similar Formulas
| continuity equation |
Further links
| Item | Property |
|---|---|
| continuity equation | similar to |
| transport model | contains |
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