Marian Smoluchowski is the most frequently cited Polish scientist - Web of Science estimates the number of citations of his works in the period from 1894 to 2014 at 7,235 (Maria Curie-Sklodowska was cited 1,582 times during the same period). Equations relating to the theory of stochastic processes are regularly cited, and Smoluchowski's continuity equation is used in descriptions of sedimentation and coagulation processes. His research on Brownian motion contributed to the triumph of atomistic theory in physics. Thanks to their use, Richard Zsigmondy, Jean Perrin, and Theodor...