Key role of asymmetric interactions in low-dimensional heat transport

@article{Chen2015KeyRO,
  title={Key role of asymmetric interactions in low-dimensional heat transport},
  author={Shunda Chen and Yong Zhang and Jiao Wang and Hong Zhao},
  journal={arXiv: Statistical Mechanics},
  year={2015}
}
We study the heat current autocorrelation function (HCAF) in one-dimensional, momentum-conserving lattices. In particular, we explore if there is any relation between the decaying characteristics of the HCAF and asymmetric interparticle interactions. The Lennard-Jones model is intensively investigated in view of its significance to applications. It is found that in wide ranges of parameters, the HCAF decays faster than power-law manners, and in some cases it decays even exponentially. Following… 
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