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10-64

diffusion coefficient, diffusion coefficient for particle number density

URNurn:iso:std:iso:80000:-10:ed-2:en:item:10-64
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ISQ Identifiers
ISO
urn:iso:std:iso:80000:-10:ed-2:en:item:10-64
IEC
urn:iec:std:iec:80000-10:2019:::item:10-64
Designations
ENdiffusion coefficient
FRcoefficient de diffusion
ENdiffusion coefficient for particle number density
FRcoefficient de diffusion pour le nombre volumique de particules
Symbol
D
D n
Notation systems
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D
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D n
AsciiMath
D
AsciiMath
D_n
LaTeX
D
LaTeX
D_{n}

Definition

EN

proportionality constant between the particle current density J (particle current density) and the gradient of the particle number density n (particle number density):

J = − D ⋅ ∇ n
FR

constante de proportionnalité entre la densité de courant de particules J (particle current density) et le gradient du nombre volumique de particules n (particle number density) :

J = − D ⋅ ∇ n

Notes

EN

The word "particle" is usually replaced by the name of a specific particle, for example _neutron_ number density.

For a particle of a given speed ν :

D n ( ν ) = − J ν , x ∂ n ν / ∂ x
FR

Le terme « particule » est habituellement remplacé par le nom d'une particule spécifique, par exemple nombre volumique de neutrons.

Pour une particule d'une vitesse donnée ν :

D n ( ν ) = − J ν , x ∂ n ν / ∂ x
Concept HierarchyPendrill (2024)
L² T⁻¹L² T⁻¹ quantitiesLevel 0 · Kind

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A physical quantity as defined in ISO/IEC 80000, with associated symbols, definitions, and units of measurement.

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