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Site-Projected Thermal Conductivity: Application to Defects, Interfaces, and Homogeneously Disordered Materials

Aashish Gautam, Yoon Gyu Lee, Chinonso Ugwumadu, Kishor Nepal et al.

Physica Status Solidi RRL·2024·10.1002/pssr.202400306·arXiv:2410.03332

Samples

Each sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.

Crystalline graphene model used for site-projected thermal conductivity analysis.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Crystalline graphene with a single-vacancy defect.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Crystalline graphene with a double-vacancy defect.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Amorphous graphene model with ring disorder, annealed at 300 K for 50 ps before relaxation.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Pristine diamond-structure silicon unit-cell-derived 1000-atom supercell.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSiStudied Material

Silicon supercell containing a single-vacancy defect.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSiStudied Material

Amorphous silicon model used for temperature and frequency dependence of thermal conductivity.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSiStudied Material

Silicon–germanium alloy system used for grain-boundary and mass-defect thermal conductivity analysis.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSi-GeSimulated Alloy

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Paper

Atlas literature

Research paper

Computational MDTheoretical

Site-Projected Thermal Conductivity: Application to Defects, Interfaces, and Homogeneously Disordered Materials

Aashish Gautam, Yoon Gyu Lee, Chinonso Ugwumadu, Kishor Nepal et al.

Physica Status Solidi RRL·2024·10.1002/pssr.202400306·arXiv:2410.03332

Samples

Each sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.

Crystalline graphene model used for site-projected thermal conductivity analysis.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Crystalline graphene with a single-vacancy defect.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Crystalline graphene with a double-vacancy defect.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Amorphous graphene model with ring disorder, annealed at 300 K for 50 ps before relaxation.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Pristine diamond-structure silicon unit-cell-derived 1000-atom supercell.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSiStudied Material

Silicon supercell containing a single-vacancy defect.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSiStudied Material

Amorphous silicon model used for temperature and frequency dependence of thermal conductivity.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSiStudied Material

Silicon–germanium alloy system used for grain-boundary and mass-defect thermal conductivity analysis.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSi-GeSimulated Alloy

Why these are connected

Related documents with shared materials, methods, properties, or citations.

Paper

Atlas literature

Research paper

Computational MDTheoretical

Site-Projected Thermal Conductivity: Application to Defects, Interfaces, and Homogeneously Disordered Materials

Aashish Gautam, Yoon Gyu Lee, Chinonso Ugwumadu, Kishor Nepal et al.

Physica Status Solidi RRL·2024·10.1002/pssr.202400306·arXiv:2410.03332

Samples

Each sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.

Crystalline graphene model used for site-projected thermal conductivity analysis.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Crystalline graphene with a single-vacancy defect.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Crystalline graphene with a double-vacancy defect.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Amorphous graphene model with ring disorder, annealed at 300 K for 50 ps before relaxation.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Pristine diamond-structure silicon unit-cell-derived 1000-atom supercell.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSiStudied Material

Silicon supercell containing a single-vacancy defect.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSiStudied Material

Amorphous silicon model used for temperature and frequency dependence of thermal conductivity.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSiStudied Material

Silicon–germanium alloy system used for grain-boundary and mass-defect thermal conductivity analysis.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSi-GeSimulated Alloy

Why these are connected

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Paper

Atlas literature

Research paper

Computational MDTheoretical

Site-Projected Thermal Conductivity: Application to Defects, Interfaces, and Homogeneously Disordered Materials

Aashish Gautam, Yoon Gyu Lee, Chinonso Ugwumadu, Kishor Nepal et al.

Physica Status Solidi RRL·2024·10.1002/pssr.202400306·arXiv:2410.03332

Samples

Each sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.

Crystalline graphene model used for site-projected thermal conductivity analysis.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Crystalline graphene with a single-vacancy defect.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Crystalline graphene with a double-vacancy defect.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Amorphous graphene model with ring disorder, annealed at 300 K for 50 ps before relaxation.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedCStudied Material

Pristine diamond-structure silicon unit-cell-derived 1000-atom supercell.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSiStudied Material

Silicon supercell containing a single-vacancy defect.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSiStudied Material

Amorphous silicon model used for temperature and frequency dependence of thermal conductivity.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSiStudied Material

Silicon–germanium alloy system used for grain-boundary and mass-defect thermal conductivity analysis.

No measurements recorded

SimulatedSi-GeSimulated Alloy

Why these are connected

Related documents with shared materials, methods, properties, or citations.