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DOI: 10.1016/0022-3697(63)90067-2
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A simplified method for calculating the debye temperature from elastic constants

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“…Hence, at low temperatures the Debye temperature calculated from elastic constants is the same as that determined from specific heat measurements. One of the standard methods to calculate the Debye temperature (θ D ) is from elastic constants data, since θ D may be estimated from the average sound velocity, ν m by the following equation [38,39]:…”
Section: Calculation Of Debye Temperaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, at low temperatures the Debye temperature calculated from elastic constants is the same as that determined from specific heat measurements. One of the standard methods to calculate the Debye temperature (θ D ) is from elastic constants data, since θ D may be estimated from the average sound velocity, ν m by the following equation [38,39]:…”
Section: Calculation Of Debye Temperaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Хорошо известно, что температура Дебая принадлежит к числу наиболее важных тепловых па-раметров кристаллов и разделяет области высоко-и низкотемпературные, когда при T < θ D колебательные возбуждения возникают исключительно из акустических мод. Температуру Дебая можно оценить [63], используя среднюю скорость звука (ν m ), как…”
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“…The knowledge of such a numerical figure is essential for developing and manufacturing electronic devices [24,27]. The Debye temperature (θ D ) of the considered compounds is estimated from the average sound velocity ν m in terms of the following equation [28]:…”
Section: Debye Temperaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…ν m is the average wave velocity and it is dependent on the transverse (ν t ) and the longitudinal (ν l ) wave velocities according to the following formulas [28]: ν l and ν t can be estimated from the shear modulus G and the bulk modulus B by using Navier's equation as follows [28]:…”
Section: Debye Temperaturementioning
confidence: 99%