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Mesoscale model verifies Green-Kubo relations for normal and odd transport in fluids, indicating robust statistical relationships.
Fluids, characterized by broken time-reversal and parity symmetries, exhibit odd transport phenomena where longitudinal drivings can induce transverse fluxes. Recently, a mesoscale model called chiral stochastic rotation dynamics (CSRD) has been developed to simulate odd fluids with high computational efficiency. In this work, we verify the Green-Kubo relations for both normal and odd transport coefficients in this model, confirming that this model correctly captures the underlying statistical relationship between macroscopic transport and microscopic fluctuations in odd fluids. This work solidifies the physical foundation of the CSRD model, paving the way for its application in studying the statistical physics and nonequilibrium behavior of odd fluids.
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