2004
DOI: 10.1080/00150190490442155
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Investigation of the Soft Mode of SbSBrxI1−xCrystals

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“…In [5,6] we proposed the method for calculating the potential energy at point r of the unit cell. This method allows determination of the potential energy at any point r in the unit cell based on standard structural data and requires no additional adjustable parameters for fitting the results to the experimental data.…”
Section: Investigation Of Potential Energy Of Sb Atoms In Anharmonic mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In [5,6] we proposed the method for calculating the potential energy at point r of the unit cell. This method allows determination of the potential energy at any point r in the unit cell based on standard structural data and requires no additional adjustable parameters for fitting the results to the experimental data.…”
Section: Investigation Of Potential Energy Of Sb Atoms In Anharmonic mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For theoretical investigations, we used the most sensitive to temperature and deformations soft mode's V p (z) dependence on normal coordinates [6]. It is handy to expand V p (z) using polynomial:…”
Section: Investigation Of Sb Atoms Equilibrium Position's Difference mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the temperature dependence of V p (r) is obtained by introducing the DebyeWaller factor determined by the mean-square amplitude of the thermal vibration of atoms [10]:…”
Section: Investigation Of Potential Energy Of Sb Atoms In Anharmonic mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We found that phase transition temperature in SbSBr and SbSI crystals depends on form -factors of Br and I atoms. Therefore the phase transition temperature of SbSBr crystal (T C = 22.8 K) and SbSI (T C = 294 K) because form -factor of I atoms f I is larger than form factor f Br of Br atoms (f Br < f I ) [10]. At temperatures T≈T C Sb atoms average potential energyV P (z) depends on amplitude of normal coordinates of B 1u (A u ) symmetry soft mode in paraelectric phase which have double -well form.…”
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“…In calculating V ðzÞ we take into account the coordinates R a of all 12 atoms in the unit cell. We evaluate the total potential energy of the atoms V ðrÞ in the normal mode at any point of the lattice r. The expression of the potential energy of these modes is as follows [20]:…”
Section: Investigation Of the Vibrational Spectrum Of Sbsei Crystals mentioning
confidence: 99%