Physics – Chemical Physics
Scientific paper
2008-02-04
Physics
Chemical Physics
24 pages text and figures
Scientific paper
10.1063/1.2972977
Vanishing of the equilibrium Green-Kubo fluctuation expression for the friction coefficient of a massive particle moving in a finite-volume liquid is usually interpreted as an unphysical consequence of the finite volume. Here I show that it is a physical consequence of the finite mass of the rest of the system, which allows it to be dragged by the moving particle. As a consequence, it is sufficient to have two infinite masses in the liquid for the friction coefficient to be finite. In addition, I give the physical interpretation of different friction coefficients for two infinite-mass particles moving in the liquid.
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