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Origins of Pressure-Enhanced Thermal Transport in Organic Semiconductors
While pressure is known to dramatically alter the electronic properties of organic semiconductors, its impact on their thermal conductivity remains poorly understood. We combine machine learned potentials with the Wigner transport equation to compute the pressure-dependent thermal conductivity of cr
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