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Thermal conductivity of type-I, type-II, and type-VIII pristine silicon clathrates: A first-principles study
By applying first-principles Peierls-Boltzmann transport calculations, the lattice thermal conductivities of type-I, type-II, and …
Payam Norouzzadeh
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Jerzy S Krasinski
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第一原理からの非調和フォノンと格子熱伝導
Terumasa Tadano
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Shinji Tsuneyuki
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Empirical interatomic potentials optimized for phonon properties
Molecular dynamics simulations have been extensively used to study phonons and gain insight, but direct comparisons to experimental …
Andrew Rohskopf
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Hamid R Seyf
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Kiarash Gordiz
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Asegun Henry
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Effect of Van Hove singularities on high-Tc superconductivity in H3S
One of the interesting open questions for the high-transition-temperature (Tc) superconductivity in sulfur hydrides is why …
Wataru Sano
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Takashi Koretsune
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Ryosuke Akashi
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Ryotaro Arita
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arXiv
Self-consistent phonon calculations of lattice dynamical properties in cubic SrTiO$_3$ with first-principles anharmonic force constants
We present an ab initio framework to calculate anharmonic phonon frequency and phonon lifetime that is applicable to severely …
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Shinji Tsuneyuki
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arXiv
Impact of rattlers on thermal conductivity of a thermoelectric clathrate: a first-principles study
We investigate the role of rattling guest atoms on the lattice thermal conductivity of a type-I clathrate Ba_8Ga_16Ge_30 by …
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Yoshihiro Gohda
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Shinji Tsuneyuki
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Anharmonic force constants extracted from first-principles molecular dynamics: applications to heat transfer simulations
A systematic method to calculate anharmonic force constants of crystals is presented. The method employs the direct-method approach, …
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Y Gohda
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S Tsuneyuki
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