1981
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.24.3456
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Ballistic phonons and the shape of the ray surface in cubic crystals

Abstract: The shape of the acoustic ray surface of cubic crystals is investigated with the object of providing a framework within which the results of phonon imaging and other ballistic phonon experiments can be interpreted. This surface is shown to display considerable variability in shape, particularly with regard to the way in which it is folded. The correspondence between these folds and contours of zero Gaussian curvature on the slowness surface is explored, and the bearing this has on the presence of caustics in t… Show more

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“…В работах [10,11] предложен другой способ вычисле-ния коэффициента усиления через производные углов групповой скорости θ…”
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“…В работах [10,11] предложен другой способ вычисле-ния коэффициента усиления через производные углов групповой скорости θ…”
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“…7 групповых скоростей под которым видна площадка [10,11] опять использовались выражения для групповой скорости в декартовой системе координат…”
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“…(4) by the velocity conjugation and take the time-averaging introduced in section 3.2. This yields the relation (25) between the complex Poynting vector < J // >= − 1 2 σ ⋅V on the surface, the time-averaged kinetic density < E c > and the slowness vector S // . The additional term on the right hand side results from the interaction of three partial waves in x 3 -axis.…”
Section: Energy Relationmentioning
confidence: 99%