Pressure dependence of liquid iron viscosity from machine-learning molecular dynamics
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| author | Luo, Kai Long, Xuyang Cohen, R. E. |
| author_facet | Luo, Kai Long, Xuyang Cohen, R. E. |
| contents | We have developed a machine-learning potential that accurately models the behavior of iron under the conditions of Earth's core. By performing numerous nanosecond scale equilibrium molecular dynamics simulations, the viscosities of liquid iron for the whole outer core conditions are obtained with much less uncertainty. We find that the Einstein-Stokes relation is not accurate for outer core conditions. The viscosity is on the order of 10s \si{mPa.s}, in agreement with previous first-principles results. We present a viscosity map as a function of pressure and temperature for liquid iron useful for geophysical modeling. |
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| spellingShingle | Pressure dependence of liquid iron viscosity from machine-learning molecular dynamics Luo, Kai Long, Xuyang Cohen, R. E. Geophysics Materials Science Soft Condensed Matter We have developed a machine-learning potential that accurately models the behavior of iron under the conditions of Earth's core. By performing numerous nanosecond scale equilibrium molecular dynamics simulations, the viscosities of liquid iron for the whole outer core conditions are obtained with much less uncertainty. We find that the Einstein-Stokes relation is not accurate for outer core conditions. The viscosity is on the order of 10s \si{mPa.s}, in agreement with previous first-principles results. We present a viscosity map as a function of pressure and temperature for liquid iron useful for geophysical modeling. |
| title | Pressure dependence of liquid iron viscosity from machine-learning molecular dynamics |
| topic | Geophysics Materials Science Soft Condensed Matter |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.21626 |