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Characteristic features of anharmonic effects in the lattice dynamics of fcc metals
M.I.Katsnelson ; A.V. Trefilov ; K.Yu.Khromov ;
Date 13 Jun 2000
Journal JETP Letters, 69 (1999) 688-693
Subject cond-mat
Affiliation Institute of Metal Physics, Russian Research Center Kurchatov Institute
AbstractThe dispersion in the entire Brillouin zone and the temperature dependence (right up to the melting temperature) of the anharmonic frequency shift and phonon damping in a number of fcc metals is investigated on the basis of microscopic calculations. It is found that the anharmonic effects depend sharply on the wave vector in the directions $Gamma$-X, X-W, and $Gamma$-L and, in contrast to bcc metals, the magnitude of the effects is not due to the softness of the initial phonon spectrum. It is shown that the relative frequency shifts and the phonon damping near melting do not exceed 10-20%. The relative role of various anharmonic processes is examined, and the relation between the results obtained and existing experimental data is discussed.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/0006205
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