
能量输运微观机理与计算设计
Microscopic Energy Transport: Theory & Simulation
从原子结构出发,用第一性原理与玻尔兹曼输运方程定量预测能量如何穿过材料与界面。
Starting from atomic structures, we use first-principles calculations and the Boltzmann transport equation to quantitatively predict how energy traverses materials and interfaces.
围绕“能量在固体中如何输运”这一基本问题,从声子散射、电子-声子耦合、界面透射三个层面建立定量的微观理论:揭示砷化硼中三/四声子散射竞争导致的高压反常导热行为(Nature 2022);建立界面热导的“实验-扩散失配模型-分子动力学”闭环,实现界面声子透射的定量预测;发展电场驱动电荷重分布的化学键级热导调控理论(Science 2023);并覆盖从弹道到扩散的跨尺度非傅里叶输运。计算设计链“DFT → 声子 BTE → MD/机器学习势 → 原位实验验证”贯通预测与测量。
Centered on the fundamental question of how energy transports in solids, we build quantitative microscopic theories across three levels: phonon scattering, electron-phonon coupling, and interfacial transmission. We revealed the anomalous high-pressure thermal conduction in boron arsenide arising from competing three- and four-phonon scattering (Nature 2022); established an experiment–DMM–MD closed loop for quantitative prediction of interfacial phonon transmission; developed a bond-level thermal tuning theory driven by electric-field-induced charge redistribution (Science 2023); and covered cross-scale non-Fourier transport from ballistic to diffusive regimes. Our design chain — DFT → phonon BTE → MD/machine-learning potentials → in-situ experimental validation — connects prediction with measurement.


