Molecular dynamics simulations of thermal transport in metals using a two-temperature model

We developed a module for LAMMPS that estimates thermal transport via the diffusion equation with a specified electron thermal conductivity. The electronic energy is transferred to/from the atomic system using velocity rescaling with appropriate momentum perturbation. The atomistic motion is governed by the NiU3-EAM potential.

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Journal of Molecular Modeling
Published
2025-07-26
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00894-025-06433-5
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2
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Thermal properties of materials
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Molecular dynamics simulations of thermal transport in metals using a two-temperature model

D. G. Walker, Bradly Baer
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Journal of Molecular Modeling
Thermal properties of materials
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Molecular dynamics simulations of thermal transport in metals using a two-temperature model

D. G. Walker, Bradly Baer
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Abstract

We developed a module for LAMMPS that estimates thermal transport via the diffusion equation with a specified electron thermal conductivity. The electronic energy is transferred to/from the atomic system using velocity rescaling with appropriate momentum perturbation. The atomistic motion is governed by the NiU3-EAM potential.

Journal of Molecular ModelingVol. 31(8)
Vanderbilt University (US)
Vanderbilt University, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
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Thermal properties of materials
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