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Soft thermal diodes: grafted polymers provide a highly tunable thermal rectification
We explore the heat-rectification properties of a two-phase fluid confined in a nano-chamber with one wall coated with end-grafted polymers using molecular-dynamics simulations. We find a significant thermal diode effect for a wide range of chamber fillings for both very stiff and fully flexible pol
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