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Autori principali: Wani, Rauoof, Verma, Mahendra, Nirgudkar, Shashwat, Tiwari, Sanat
Natura: Preprint
Pubblicazione: 2023
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.06713
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author Wani, Rauoof
Verma, Mahendra
Nirgudkar, Shashwat
Tiwari, Sanat
author_facet Wani, Rauoof
Verma, Mahendra
Nirgudkar, Shashwat
Tiwari, Sanat
contents In this letter, using energy transfers, we demonstrate a route to thermalization in an isolated ensemble of realistic gas particles. We performed a grid-free classical molecular dynamics simulation of two-dimensional Lenard-Jones gas. We start our simulation with a large-scale vortex akin to a hydrodynamic flow and study its non-equilibrium behavior till it attains thermal equilibrium. In the intermediate phases, small wavenumbers ($k$) exhibit $E(k) \propto k^{-3}$ kinetic energy spectrum whereas large wavenumbers exhibit $E(k) \propto k$ spectrum. Asymptotically, $E(k) \propto k$ for the whole range of $k$, thus indicating thermalization. These results are akin to those of Euler turbulence despite complex collisions and interactions among the particles.
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spellingShingle Hydrodynamic energy flux in a many-particle system
Wani, Rauoof
Verma, Mahendra
Nirgudkar, Shashwat
Tiwari, Sanat
Fluid Dynamics
In this letter, using energy transfers, we demonstrate a route to thermalization in an isolated ensemble of realistic gas particles. We performed a grid-free classical molecular dynamics simulation of two-dimensional Lenard-Jones gas. We start our simulation with a large-scale vortex akin to a hydrodynamic flow and study its non-equilibrium behavior till it attains thermal equilibrium. In the intermediate phases, small wavenumbers ($k$) exhibit $E(k) \propto k^{-3}$ kinetic energy spectrum whereas large wavenumbers exhibit $E(k) \propto k$ spectrum. Asymptotically, $E(k) \propto k$ for the whole range of $k$, thus indicating thermalization. These results are akin to those of Euler turbulence despite complex collisions and interactions among the particles.
title Hydrodynamic energy flux in a many-particle system
topic Fluid Dynamics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.06713