1977
DOI: 10.1016/0022-3697(77)90071-3
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Dynamique de reseau et frequences des modes de vibration pour des impuretes substitutionnelles dans InP, GaP et ZnS

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“…Of considerable practical interest may be a comparison (in Table 4) of presently obtained calorimetric Debye temperatures, $\Theta _D^{{\rm cal}} (0)$ (cf. Tables 1 to 3), with a wealth of earlier estimations for this quantity by different methods, e. g. on the basis of elastic constants 74, $\Theta _D^{{\rm el}} (0)$ , as a by‐product of theoretical calculations of phonon‐density of states (PDOS) spectra 28, 34, 39, 51, 78, 89, $\Theta _D^{{\rm PDOS}} (0)$ , or by numerous earlier calorimetric estimations, $\Theta _D^{{\rm cal}} (0)$ (note that we have quoted in Table 4 also varieties of $\Theta _D (0)$ values for those materials for which reliable calorimetric estimates could not be performed within the present study, owing to the lack of relevant low‐temperature $C_p (T)$ data). Let us briefly comment on the primary cause of relatively pronounced differences between calorimetric estimates due to different studies.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Of considerable practical interest may be a comparison (in Table 4) of presently obtained calorimetric Debye temperatures, $\Theta _D^{{\rm cal}} (0)$ (cf. Tables 1 to 3), with a wealth of earlier estimations for this quantity by different methods, e. g. on the basis of elastic constants 74, $\Theta _D^{{\rm el}} (0)$ , as a by‐product of theoretical calculations of phonon‐density of states (PDOS) spectra 28, 34, 39, 51, 78, 89, $\Theta _D^{{\rm PDOS}} (0)$ , or by numerous earlier calorimetric estimations, $\Theta _D^{{\rm cal}} (0)$ (note that we have quoted in Table 4 also varieties of $\Theta _D (0)$ values for those materials for which reliable calorimetric estimates could not be performed within the present study, owing to the lack of relevant low‐temperature $C_p (T)$ data). Let us briefly comment on the primary cause of relatively pronounced differences between calorimetric estimates due to different studies.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A lot of partial information, in form of figures and/or tables, is available from numerous thermo‐physical studies of heat capacities of III–V and II–VI materials 7, 25, 45–59 with respect to certain middle sections of $\Theta _D (T)$ curves (comprising typically the range from the vicinities of their minima toward room temperature). In contrast, rather scarce is the information available hitherto on $\Theta _D (T)$ dependences for the liquid helium–hydrogen region 22, 23, 32, 33, 60–62.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…20, DDR-1020 Berlin, DDR. gap frequencies in the mass defect approxiniation [l] and those including force constant variations [4] reveal that in the case of I n P :Ga a local or gap mode is not possible considering the mass change only, however, a local or gap inode may occur if force constants change in a way that corresponds to a hardening of the nearest-neighbour interaction. Hence, 1nP:Ga is the particular case in which already the occurrence of a local mode gives evidence that force constants have changed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The relative differences between the calculated and experimental values amount to approximately 25%, which suggests a strong disturbance of the force constants in the neighbourhood of lithium. From the plot given in [15] we found for Lizn in ZnS the parameter t = 0.35. The positive sign of this parameter indicates that Li produces bond weakening.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 82%