Abstract
While there has been an extensive and rigorous treatment of both the pureBrownian and the pure convection-induced coagulation since Smoluchowski’s work(1971), there has been no analogous study of particle/particle aggregation when bothconvection and Brownian motions simultaneously exist. In 1964, Swift and Friedlandermade an additivity assumption which assumed that the effects of convection
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