Energy transport and the Fourier heat law in classical systems

Foundations of Physics 16 (1):51-61 (1986)
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The energy transport in one-dimensional nonlinear systems is discussed. By numerically studying a model system, we verify the Fourier heat law on purely dynamical grounds and we compute the coefficient of thermal conductivity K. The same value ofK is independently obtained by use of the Green-Kubo formalism

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