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I mean how can i analysis the thermal conductivity of two structures with their phonon spectrum.
thank you!
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The discussion centers on the relationship between phonon spectrum and thermal conductivity, exploring how to analyze and compare the thermal conductivity of different materials based on their phonon properties. Participants discuss theoretical approaches and parameters relevant to this analysis.
Participants generally agree on the importance of phonon velocity and the total number of phonons in analyzing thermal conductivity. However, there is no consensus on the specific methods or parameters that should be prioritized for comparison, indicating multiple competing views remain.
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shawl said:To comparison for the thermal conductivity of two different materials, you need to know the respective velocity of phonon. Without the velocity, it is hard to do anything.
I don't know what phonon spectrum you have. Generally, the spectrum respresents the number of phonon (axis Y) at each energy (axis X). The energy is denoted by the frequency w.
Therefore, you may calculate the total number of phonon by integral the spectrum.
wdliwei said:I read some literature about the analytical model for the thermal conductivity of nanostructures, fount that there are two methods for us to get the thermal conductivity from the phonon properties:
You can see the details in Patrice Chantrenne's paper :the analytical model for the thermal conductivity of nanostructures.
- phonon spectrum method;
- wave vector method.