Abstract
Nonlocal constitutive relations which involve wave vector dependent transport coefficients can be derived from the Boltzmann equation. Diffusion of a Lorentzian gas is treated as an illustrative example. Transport-relaxation equations obtained from the Boltzmann equation with the help of the moment method lead to a continued fraction expansion for the wave vector dependent diffusion coefficient D(k). Rapidly converging upper and lower bounds on D(k)/D(0) are found which are meaningful for all values of lk where l is a mean free path and k is the magnitude of the wave vektor k. Also some remarks on a frequency and wave vector dependent diffusion coefficient are made.