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Phonon Dispersion Relations in Insulators

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  • © 1979

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Authors:
  1. Heinz Bilz

    1. Max-Planck-Institut für Festkörperforschung, Stuttgart 80, Fed. Rep. of Germany

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  2. Winfried Kress

    1. Max-Planck-Institut für Festkörperforschung, Stuttgart 80, Fed. Rep. of Germany

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Part of the book series: Springer Series in Solid-State Sciences (SSSOL, volume 10)

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Table of contents (19 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-VIII
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  2. Summary of Theory of Phonons

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1
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    2. Introduction

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 3-5

    3. Phonon Dispersion Relations and Phonon Models

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 6-16

  3. Phonon Atlas of Dispersion Curves and Densities of States

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 17-17
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    2. Rare-Gas Crystals

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 19-26

    3. Alkali Halides (Rock Salt Structure)

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 27-47

    4. Metal Oxides (Rock Salt Structure)

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 49-57

    5. Transition Metal Compounds (Rock Salt Structure)

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 59-72

    6. Other Cubic Crystals (Rock Salt Structure)

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 73-84

    7. Cesium Chloride Structure Crystals

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 85-93

    8. Diamond Structure Crystals

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 95-99

    9. Zinc-Blende Structure Crystals

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 101-116

    10. Wurtzite Structure Crystals

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 117-121

    11. Fluorite Structure Crystals

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 123-131

    12. Rutile Structure Crystals

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 133-140

    13. ABO3 and ABX3 Crystals

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 141-159

    14. Layered Structure Crystals

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 161-177

    15. Other Low-Symmetry Crystals

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 179-191

    16. Molecular Crystals

      • Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress
      Pages 193-202
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This phonon atlas presents a collection of phonon-dispersion and density-of­ states curves of more than a hundred insulating crystals. It grew out of an appendix to a handbook article on phonon spectra [2.1J from which it was fin­ ally separated mainly because this phonon atlas provides a rather self-con­ tained tool for every scientist who is working in the field of dynamical properties of solids. He often may find it' useful to have a handy documen­ tation of the experimental phonon dispersion curves which have been measured so far, together with information on calculated dispersion relations and densities of states. The book will be found to be incomplete by readers who are interested not only in phonon frequencies of a specific crystal but would also like to know about related properties such as elastic and dielectric constants. This is, at the present time, beyond the scope of this volume, but the authors would welcome all suggestions and criticism which could be considered for a forth­ coming edition. Furthermore, we would be pleased to provide interested readers with information about phonon spectra which came to our knowledge after completion of the manuscript. On the other hand, we will be most grateful for all information about phonon dispersion curves which is missing in our collection or new data for further editions.

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  • Max-Planck-Institut für Festkörperforschung, Stuttgart 80, Fed. Rep. of Germany

    Heinz Bilz, Winfried Kress

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