2011
DOI: 10.1134/s1063784211050288
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Anharmonism of lattice vibrations and of acoustic wave propagation velocity in quasi-isotropic solids

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“…Previous investigations [37], [38], [39] have shown that the acoustic Grüneisen parameter can be reliably calculated as: γ = 3(1+ ν)/[2(2-3ν)]. Our results of acoustic Grüneisen parameter were found equal to 1.97 for KS phase and 1.98 for ST phase, respectively.…”
Section: Sound Wave Velocities Grüneisen Parameter and Debye Temperaturesupporting
confidence: 65%
“…Previous investigations [37], [38], [39] have shown that the acoustic Grüneisen parameter can be reliably calculated as: γ = 3(1+ ν)/[2(2-3ν)]. Our results of acoustic Grüneisen parameter were found equal to 1.97 for KS phase and 1.98 for ST phase, respectively.…”
Section: Sound Wave Velocities Grüneisen Parameter and Debye Temperaturesupporting
confidence: 65%
“…Approximate formulations to calculate the Grüneisen parameter , include the thermodynamic determined from thermal expansion coefficient, bulk modulus, molar volume and specific volumetric heat capacity [46], mode-specific calculated from the volume dependence of phonon frequency [46], and acoustic obtained from the longitudinal and transversal sound velocities [47][48][49]. In this study, we calculated the acoustic to depict anharmonic scattering among acoustic phonons.…”
Section: Temperature-dependent Thermal Conductivitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The acoustic is rooted in the original definition of the Grüneisen parameter, = −∂lnω/∂lnV, and formulized by equalizing the vibration energy of acoustic phonon to the energy of elastic wave propagation in a continuum approximation of polycrystals. Based on this approximation, the anharmonicity parameter was directly related to the pressure of thermal motion of phonon collection, which could be further expressed in terms of bulk modulus, density and velocity of elastic wave propagation [49]. Previous investigations have shown that acoustic Grüneisen parameter can be reliably calculated as follows [47][48][49]:…”
Section: Temperature-dependent Thermal Conductivitymentioning
confidence: 99%