Conclusive Research Design and Development of the Effect of Linear Deformation on Some Debye Properties of Metals
G.E. Adesakin, O. Olubosede, A. T. Fatigun, O. G. Edema, T. H. Akande, G. S. Agunbiade, E.O. Aliyu
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G.E. Adesakin, O. Olubosede, A. T. Fatigun, O. G. Edema, T. H. Akande, G. S. Agunbiade, E.O. Aliyu
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This Work, Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Of Metals Were Computed And Studied Using Quantum Einstein Theory. The Electron Density Parameters Of Strained Metals Is Obtained And Used In The Computation.. The Results Obtained Revealed That There Is Agreement Between The Computed And Experimental Values Of Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency. This Shows That The Model Can Be Used To Study Debye Properties Of Metals. The Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Obtained Are More Concentrated In The High Density Limit. This Revealed That Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Of Metals Depend On The Electronic Concentration. Also, The Experimental Value Of Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Is Higher Than The Computed Value, This Is Because Of Some Factor Which Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Relied On That The Theory Failed To Account For. Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Of Metals Reduces As Strain Increase. This Shows That As Strain Increase, Space Between Lattice Atom Increase Which Reduces Strength Of Electron Interaction And There-By Forces Debye Temperature, Debye Frequency To Decrease As Deformation Increase. This Behavior Of Metals Reveal That Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Is Greatly Affected By Deformation.
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This Work, Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Of Metals Were Computed And Studied Using Quantum Einstein Theory. The Electron Density Parameters Of Strained Metals Is Obtained And Used In The Computation.. The Results Obtained Revealed That There Is Agreement Between The Computed And Experimental Values Of Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency. This Shows That The Model Can Be Used To Study Debye Properties Of Metals. The Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Obtained Are More Concentrated In The High Density Limit. This Revealed That Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Of Metals Depend On The Electronic Concentration. Also, The Experimental Value Of Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Is Higher Than The Computed Value, This Is Because Of Some Factor Which Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Relied On That The Theory Failed To Account For. Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Of Metals Reduces As Strain Increase. This Shows That As Strain Increase, Space Between Lattice Atom Increase Which Reduces Strength Of Electron Interaction And There-By Forces Debye Temperature, Debye Frequency To Decrease As Deformation Increase. This Behavior Of Metals Reveal That Debye Temperature And Debye Frequency Is Greatly Affected By Deformation.
Key concepts: Debye model, Debye function, Debye, Debye length, Condensed matter physics, Debye sheath, Materials science, Debye–Hückel equation