MD-GreenKubo-Thermal-Conductivity

MD-GreenKubo-Thermal-Conductivity is a set of scripts and examples for computing thermal conductivity from molecular dynamics simulations using the Green–Kubo formalism. It targets the practical workflow of taking heat-flux outputs (e.g.…

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Overview

MD-GreenKubo-Thermal-Conductivity is a set of scripts and examples for computing thermal conductivity from molecular dynamics simulations using the Green–Kubo formalism. It targets the practical workflow of taking heat-flux outputs (e.g., from LAMMPS) and performing correlation/integration analysis.

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Official Resources

  • Source Repository: https://github.com/erny123/MD-GreenKubo-Thermal-Conductivity
  • License: See repository

Overview

MD-GreenKubo-Thermal-Conductivity is a set of scripts and examples for computing thermal conductivity from molecular dynamics simulations using the Green–Kubo formalism. It targets the practical workflow of taking heat-flux outputs (e.g., from LAMMPS) and performing correlation/integration analysis.

Scientific domain: Thermal transport, molecular dynamics post-processing
Target user community: MD users computing thermal conductivity via Green–Kubo relations

Theoretical Methods

  • Green–Kubo relations for thermal conductivity
  • Equilibrium molecular dynamics (EMD) post-processing

Capabilities (CRITICAL)

  • Thermal conductivity evaluation from heat-flux autocorrelation
  • Example workflows and scripts for data analysis and fitting (as provided)

Inputs & Outputs

  • Input formats: Heat-flux time series from MD (e.g., LAMMPS output) and associated metadata
  • Output data types: Heat-flux autocorrelation functions; integrated thermal conductivity estimates

Interfaces & Ecosystem

  • Often used with LAMMPS-produced heat flux outputs

Limitations & Known Constraints

  • Requires careful statistical convergence (trajectory length, block averaging) and validation.

Verification & Sources

Primary sources:

  1. Source repository: https://github.com/erny123/MD-GreenKubo-Thermal-Conductivity

Confidence: VERIFIED

Verification status: ✅ VERIFIED

  • Source code: PUBLIC

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