Article | REF: BE8291 V1

Submicron-scale thermics - Nanoscale heat conduction

Authors: Sebastian VOLZ, Patrice CHANTRENNE

Publication date: April 10, 2002 | Lire en français

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    3. Heat flow

    The existence of heat flow is due to the presence of spatial temperature inhomogeneities, which reflect a situation of thermodynamic non-equilibrium. At space scales that can be simulated in molecular dynamics, the calculation of a heat flux gives access to the thermal transport number through various techniques that will be described in paragraph 4 .

    The expression for heat flow was established only belatedly by Irving...

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