Phenomenon of heat conduction in Si nanowires
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The lattice thermal conductivity of nanowires has been resolved into in-plane and cross-plane components using modified phenomenological Callaway model. Which is based on the versatile use of electron and phonon linewidths of various scattering events instead of relaxation times have been made. This has been achieved with the help of many body quantum dynamical formulation of double time temperature dependent electron and phonon Green’s functions via a comprehensive Hamiltonian, that includes the impact of defects, anharmonic phonon fields and electrons. These new results have been utilized to numerically estimate the thermal conductivity of silicon nanowires that shows a huge reduction as compare to bulk systems which is duly evidenced by experimental observations. This model purposed a fairly good agreement with experimental observation and this theoretical model is equally applicable for all nanowire structures.
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OpenAlex topics: Thermal properties of materials · Nanowire Synthesis and Applications · Thermal Radiation and Cooling Technologies
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