Transport properties of suspensions-critical assessment of Beenakker-Mazur method.

@article{Makuch2012TransportPO,
  title={Transport properties of suspensions-critical assessment of Beenakker-Mazur method.},
  author={Karol Makuch and Bogdan Cichocki},
  journal={The Journal of chemical physics},
  year={2012},
  volume={137 18},
  pages={
          184902
        }
}
The Beenakker-Mazur method of calculation of transport coefficients for suspensions has been analyzed. The analysis relies on calculation of the hydrodynamic function and the effective viscosity with higher accuracy and comparison of these characteristics to the original Beennakker-Mazur results. Comparison to numerical simulations is also given. Our calculations go along with the idea of Beenakker and Mazur, but avoid unnecessary approximations. Our higher accuracy results differ significantly… 
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