Dear LAMMPS users ,
Greetings .
As you know in NPH ensemble we can calculate instantaneous enthalpy (ke+pe+p*v) that is different with enthalpy as a thermodynamic average , and also with using of thermo_style output we can have temperature at a fixed pressure .
Now my question is that if these two concepts are in fact equal to configurational enthalpy and statistical temperature or not ?
Actually these concepts are vague for me and I could not find any references to make it clear to me .
I would be grateful if you help me with it .
Best ,
Saeed.
Dear LAMMPS users ,
Greetings .
As you know in NPH ensemble we can calculate instantaneous enthalpy
(ke+pe+p*v) that is different with enthalpy as a thermodynamic average , and
also with using of thermo_style output we can have temperature at a fixed
pressure .
Now my question is that if these two concepts are in fact equal to
configurational enthalpy and statistical temperature or not ?
Actually these concepts are vague for me and I could not find any references
to make it clear to me .
this is not really a LAMMPS question.
you should consult with your adviser, or whoever brought this up,
or try a science related forum, e.g. http://physics.stackexchange.com/
I would be grateful if you help me with it .
please understand that the LAMMPS mailing list is not a classroom.
thanks,
axel.