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Thermal phonon engineering by tailored nanostructures

Nomura, Masahiro ; Shiomi, Junichiro ; Shiga, Takuma ; Anufriev, Roman

Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 2018-08, Vol.57 (8), p.80101 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Thermal phonon engineering by tailored nanostructures
Autor: Nomura, Masahiro ; Shiomi, Junichiro ; Shiga, Takuma ; Anufriev, Roman
Assuntos: Condensed matter physics ; Material properties ; Materials science ; Mechanical properties ; Nanostructure ; Optical properties ; Phonons ; Photonics ; Thermal engineering ; Transport properties
É parte de: Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 2018-08, Vol.57 (8), p.80101
Descrição: Phonon engineering is expected to contribute to further development of various fields and technologies such as electronics, photonics, thermal engineering, and materials science. Although phonons inherently exist in condensed matter, their behavior strongly depends on the scale of the system and the materials, and they play a major role in electrical, optical, thermal, and mechanical properties. Therefore, researchers have been attempting to find effective ways to control phonons to modify the material properties - in this regard, nanostructuring was found to be highly effective. Here, we review recent advances in the simulations and experiments on phonon transport and thermal conduction control in nanostructures. We mainly focus on tailored nanostructures, especially phononic crystals of which the design is based on the nanoscale phonon transport property.
Editor: Tokyo: The Japan Society of Applied Physics
Idioma: Inglês

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