Abstract
The determination of the conductivity of a deterministic or stochastic classical system coupled to reservoirs at its ends can in general be mapped onto the problem of computing the stiffness (the `energy' cost of twisting the boundaries) of a quantum-like operator. The nature of the coupling to the reservoirs determines the details of the mechanical coupling of the torque at the ends.
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