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jasonlarkin edited this page Mar 19, 2013
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#alloy-Si
Landau and Rumer (1937) have considered the attenuation resulting from a particular three phonon process involving a shear acoustic phonon, and have shown that the attenua- tion coefficient should have the form I' = A w T^4 ; where r is the attenuation coefficient, w relates to the acoustic wave, T is the temperature and A is a function of the elastic anharmonicity of the material under investigation.
\cite{price_acoustic_1971} \cite{landau_absorption_1937}
#a-Si
##cond AF GK-normand
##normand N0=3 (216 atoms) N0=5 (1000 atoms)
###diff normand N0=5 different broadening
##donadio N0=4 (512 atoms) normand N0=5 (1000 atoms)