The analysis of coupled transport phenomena is one of the most outstanding aspects of non-equilibrium thermodynamics. In this paper the attention is put on thermoelectricity, i.e., the coupling of heat and electricity. We propose a theoretical model which goes beyond the usual relations employed at macro-scale to describe thermoelectric effects. It introduces the non-local effects which should be taken into account in view of the possible applications of thermoelectric effects at nano-scale. The proposed model is here employed to investigate how non-local effects may influence the propagation of waves.
Wave propagation at nano-scale in coupled transport phenomena: application to thermoelectricity
Di Domenico M.
Writing – Review & Editing
;Carlomagno I.Writing – Review & Editing
;Sellitto A.Writing – Original Draft Preparation
2024
Abstract
The analysis of coupled transport phenomena is one of the most outstanding aspects of non-equilibrium thermodynamics. In this paper the attention is put on thermoelectricity, i.e., the coupling of heat and electricity. We propose a theoretical model which goes beyond the usual relations employed at macro-scale to describe thermoelectric effects. It introduces the non-local effects which should be taken into account in view of the possible applications of thermoelectric effects at nano-scale. The proposed model is here employed to investigate how non-local effects may influence the propagation of waves.File in questo prodotto:
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