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Phonon Patterns of Cubic Crystal Monte Carlo Simulation Program

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Die Kunst of Phonons

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The image of crystal provide global information on their internal structure and dynamics. Among them we may mention the neutrongrams, roentgenograms, neutron and x-ray topogrpahs or the sound topographs. With the exception of sound beam topography, the experimental techniques supplying the above images were invented long time ago.In the late seventies Wolfe and collaborators ( cf. [1]) invented the phonon imaging method which produced a global view of energy flux anisotropy in the crystal, called the energy focusing pattern. This method is discussed in this volume by Arthur Every.

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Gańcza, W.M., Paszkiewicz, T. (1993). Phonon Patterns of Cubic Crystal Monte Carlo Simulation Program. In: Paszkiewicz, T., Rapcewicz, K. (eds) Die Kunst of Phonons. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-2455-7_8

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