SELF-VELOCITY AND CROSS-VELOCITY CORRELATION-FUNCTIONS AND DIFFUSION-COEFFICIENTS IN LIQUIDS - A MOLECULAR-DYNAMICS STUDY OF BINARY-MIXTURES OF SOFT SPHERES
J. Trullas et Ja. Padro, SELF-VELOCITY AND CROSS-VELOCITY CORRELATION-FUNCTIONS AND DIFFUSION-COEFFICIENTS IN LIQUIDS - A MOLECULAR-DYNAMICS STUDY OF BINARY-MIXTURES OF SOFT SPHERES, Physical review. E, Statistical physics, plasmas, fluids, and related interdisciplinary topics, 50(2), 1994, pp. 1162-1170
Molecular dynamics simulation is applied to the study of the diffusion
properties in binary liquid mixtures made up of soft-sphere particles
with different sizes and masses. Self- and distinct velocity correlat
ion functions and related diffusion coefficients have been calculated.
Special attention has been paid to the dynamic cross correlations whi
ch have been computed through recently introduced relative mean molecu
lar velocity correlation functions which are independent on the refere
nce frame. The differences between the distinct velocity correlations
and diffusion coefficients in different reference frames (mass-fixed,
number-fixed, and solvent-fixed) are discussed.