Abstract:
We constructed an analytical solution for the equations modeling a one-dimensional harmonic crystal. The solution is used to calculate
the temperature as a measure of kinetic energy. For stochastic initial conditions, we obtain a law of temperature distribution which differs
from the Fourier law. It is demonstrated that the correlations linking the position of the particles leads to the appearance of harmonics at
twice the frequency compared with the main oscillation generated due to correlations between the initial velocities.
Key words:one-dimensional harmonic crystal, the temperature distribution, correlation, speed.