Green–Kubo Relations is a theoretical framework in statistical mechanics that expresses transport coefficients, such as thermal conductivity and viscosity, in terms of time correlation functions of corresponding microscopic fluxes in equilibrium systems.
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Heat transport in low-dimensional systems
Advances In Physics · 2008 · 926 citations · Full text
Heat transport in low-dimensional systems
Abhishek Dhar · 2013 · 495 citations
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