[Doctor Stochastic]

Brownian Motion Under The Microscope (Einstein Nobel Prize Discovery Questioned)

There was no question about Einstein's Nobel Prise in the article you linked to. I suggest that you learn how to do a conduct citation research before posting such nonsense. In fact, the article discussed experiments outside the range of Einstein's calculations (which were purely mathematical anyway; were Einstein wrong, so to Norbert Wiener.)

[AmishDude]

I read the article, I didn't decide to get another Ph. D. (Although physics would take a bit less time, certainly...)

But it seems to me that the results demonstrate that the Brownian-like motion is imprecise for determining the actual motion of particles. This does not contradict what I said. The math behind Brownian motion is solid.