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First-Principle Validation of Fourier's Law: One-Dimensional Classical Inertial Heisenberg Model

arXiv:2306.07481 · doi:10.3390/e26010025

Abstract

The thermal conductance of a one-dimensional classical inertial Heisenberg model of linear size is computed, considering the first and last particles in thermal contact with heat baths at higher and lower temperatures, and (), respectively. These particles at extremities of the chain are subjected to standard Langevin dynamics, whereas all remaining rotators () interact by means of nearest-neighbor ferromagnetic couplings and evolve in time following their own equations of motion, being investigated numerically through molecular-dynamics numerical simulations. Fourier's law for the heat flux is verified numerically with the thermal conductivity becoming independent of the lattice size in the limit , scaling with the temperature as , where . Moreover, the thermal conductance, , is well-fitted by a function, typical of nonextensive statistical mechanics, according to , where and are constants, , , and .

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