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Preservation of Thermodynamic Structure in Model Reduction and Coarse Graining Hans Christian ttinger Department of Materials, ETH Zrich, Switzerland Polymer Physics F = kT ln Z Dont derive! Evaluate! Polymer Physics Outline


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Hans Christian Öttinger Department of Materials, ETH Zürich, Switzerland Preservation of Thermodynamic Structure in Model Reduction and Coarse Graining

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F kT Z ln – =

Don’t derive! Evaluate!

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Outline

Thermodynamic structure Coarse graining Model reduction

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GENERIC Structure General equation for the nonequilibrium reversible-irreversible coupling

metriplectic structure (P. J. Morrison, 1986)

dx dt

  • L x

( ) δE x ( ) δx

M x ( ) δS x ( ) δx

+ =

L antisymmetric, M Onsager/Casimir symmetric, positive-semidefinite Jacobi identity L x ( ) δS x ( ) δx

= M x ( ) δE x ( ) δx

=

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Physics of the Poisson Bracket

d dt

  • rj

pj 0 1 1 – ∂H ∂rj

  • ∂H

∂pj

= cosymplectic matrix A B , { } ∂A ∂rj

  • ∂B

∂pj

∂A ∂pj

  • ∂B

∂rj

–    

j 1 = N

= drj dt

  • ∂H

∂pj

  • pj

m

  • vj

= = = dpj dt

  • ∂H

∂rj

Fj = = dA dt

  • ∂A

∂rj

  • ∂A

∂pj

  • 0 1

1 – ∂H ∂rj

  • ∂H

∂pj

⋅ =

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Outline

Thermodynamic structure Coarse graining Model reduction

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Generalized Canonical GENERIC – Ensemble

px z ( ) exp λk x ( )Πk z ( )

k

–       ∝

list of relevant observables (slow state variables)

Πk z ( ):

list of Lagrange multipliers (adjusted to give proper averages)

λk x ( ):

Example:

xk ρ r ( ) = Πk z ( ) miδ r ri – ( )

i

= xk Πk  x =

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Coarse Graining: Static Building Blocks relative entropy

E E0  x = Ljk Πj Πk { , }  x =

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Intermediate Exam No.1 Has this messy room a large or small entropy?

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Coarse Graining: Dissipative Bracket

D 1 2τ

  • ∆τx

( )2   =

Einstein

A B , [ ] 1 2kBτ

  • ∆τAf ∆τBf

  =

Frictional properties are related to time-dependent fluctuations:

dS dt

  • δS

δx

  • M δS

δx

⋅ S S , [ ] = =

emergence of irreversibility

Green-Kubo

τ1 τ2

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A B , [ ] 1 2kBτ

  • ∆τAf ∆τBf

  = Don’t derive! Evaluate!

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Systematic Coarse

Graining: “Four Lessons and A Caveat” from Nonequilibrium Statistical Mechanics

Hans Christian Öttinger

Abstract

With the guidance offered by nonequilibrium statistical thermodynamics, simulation techniques are elevated from brute-force computer experiments to systematic tools for extracting complete, redundancy-free, and consistent coarse-grained information for dynamic systems. We sketch the role and potential of Monte Carlo, molecular dynamics, and Brownian dynamics simulations in the thermodynamic approach to coarse graining. A melt of entangled linear polyethylene molecules serves us as an illustrative example. MRS BULLETIN • VOLUME 32 • NOVEMBER 2007 • www/mrs.org/bulletin

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Outline

Thermodynamic structure Coarse graining Model reduction

emergence no emergence

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Dirac’s Bracket Construction

δAp δx

  • δA

δx

  • L δAp

δx

L δA δx

invariant manifold new bracket:

δAp δx

  • L δBp

δx

⋅ Ap Bp , { } =

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Kramers’ Escape Problem

h ξ

1

  • 1

1

∂p ∂t

  • D ∂

∂ξ

  • p

∂hε ∂ξ

  • ∂p

∂ξ

  • +

    = hε h ε ⁄ = peq e

hε –

Z ⁄ = u p peq ⁄ = ds dξ ⁄ e

= ∂u ∂t

  • De

hε ∂

∂ξ

  • e

h – ε∂u

∂ξ

   = ∂u ∂t

  • D e

2hε ∂2u

∂s2

  • =

Invariant manifold (1d): uy

1 ys + = M ZD kB

  • e

2hε ∂

∂s

  • u ∂

∂s

  • e

2hε

= δS δu

  • kB

Z

  • e

2 – hε

u ln =

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Solution to Kramers’ Escape Problem

e

2hε ∂

∂s

  • u ∂

∂s

  • e

2hε a s

( ) s = Mred ZD kB

  • sa s

( ) s d

s ˆ – s ˆ

1 –

– = Z 2πε h'' 1 ( )

s ˆ πε 2 h'' 0 ( )

  • e1 ε

≈ Mred 2D kBZs ˆ3

  • uR

uL – u ln

R

u ln L –

  • =

δSred δu

  • kBs

ˆ 2

  • e

2 – hε

u ln

R

u ln L – ( ) = u ·R u ·L – D Zs ˆ

uR uL – ( ) = =

reaction kinetics

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Summary

Thermodynamic structure Coarse graining Model reduction

emergence, Green-Kubo formula, no emergence, invariant manifolds, Dirac’s don’t derive – evaluate!, efficient simulations GENERIC, metriplectic construction, Kramers’ escape problem, fortuitous cancellation mechanisms

preservation