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Fluctuation-induced ionic friction at solid-electrolyte interfaces
In this article, we explore how transport at a solid--electrolyte interface is affected by the internal fluctuations of the solid and quantify the role of solid excitations on ionic friction. Combining molecular dynamics simulations with theoretical modeling, we show that the presence of ions enhanc
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