Are pressure fluctuation-based equilibrium methods really worse than nonequilibrium methods for calculating viscosities?

Ting Chen; Berend Smit; Alexis Bell

doi:10.1063/1.3274802

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Are pressure fluctuation-based equilibrium methods really worse than nonequilibrium methods for calculating viscosities?

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Ting Chen
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Berend Smit
Alexis Bell
University of California, Berkeley

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