Hi,Guys,
I am a little confused about the atmophere pressure value in Lammps with real units. The mannual saying:
-
pressure = atmospheres (real units)
Does this mean the standard sea level air pressure value is 1 atm or 101325 Pa or other with real units in Lammps?
The pressure is absolute pressure or relative pressure? Thanks in advance.
Have a good day!
Bests,
Yanfei
Hi,Guys,
I am a little confused about the atmophere pressure value in Lammps with
real units. The mannual saying:
pressure = atmospheres (real units)
Does this mean the standard sea level air pressure value is 1 atm or
101325 Pa or other with real units in Lammps?
what it says is that any pressure output is done in
the (non-SI) unit of atmospheres (atm). so the pressure
at standard conditions would be 1.
The pressure is absolute pressure or relative pressure? Thanks in
advance.
what is a "relative pressure"?. there is just *the* pressure.
axel.
Hi, Dr.Axel Kohlmeyer,
Thanks a lot! Have a good weekend!