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Harmonic oscillators in the Nosé - Hoover thermostat

We study the dynamics of an ensemble of non-interacting harmonic oscillators in a nonlinear dissipative environment described by the Nosé - Hoover model. Using numerical simulation we find the histogram for total energy, which agrees with the analysis of the Nosé - Hoover equations effected with the method of averaging. The histogram does not correspond to Gibbs' canonical distribution. We have found oscillations at frequency proportional to $\sqrt{α/m}$, $α$ the dissipative parameter of thermostat and $m$ the characteristic mass of particle, about the stationary state corresponding to equilibrium. The oscillations could have an important bearing upon the analysis of simulating molecular dynamics in the Nosé - Hoover thermostat.

preprint2004arXivOpen access

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