phonon|phonons in English

noun

quantum of sound or vibrational energy

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1. Such defects lead to phonon scattering, which in turn increases the relaxation rate of the phonons.

2. According to the Huang Kun's statistical distribution theory of phonons (19[Sentencedict.com], the phonon probability factors and the average numbers of phonons at 2K and 20K are exactly calculated.

3. Phonon Configuration Module

4. Phonon GStreamer Backend

5. KTTSD Phonon audio plugin

6. A list of Phonon Backends found on your system. The order here determines the order Phonon will use them in

7. View a graphical representation of the Phonon GStreamer Pipeline

8. On the contrary the “Iongitudinal” acoustical phonons, like the acoustical phonons in nonpolymeric crystals in general, remain comparable to the massless photons in the vacuum.

9. The coupling to the longitudinal phonons is found to be very strong.

10. Eight phonons are observed and compared to previous infrared results.

11. Scientists developed new mathematical descriptions of phonon behaviours with EU funding of the project 'Non adiabatic vibrational spectra from first principles' (NON ADIABATIC PHONON).

12. The interaction of these acoustic phonons with light is called Brillouin scattering.

13. Acoustic and optical phonon scattering and also impurity scattering are considered.

14. Low temperature CV-measurements yield an approximation of the acoustic phonon dispersion relations. In addition, for ternary compounds the force constants and the zone centered phonon frequencies may be calculated.

15. In both cases, we calculate both zero and one phonon absorption.

16. Low-energy phonon spectrum glass composition, method for the production and use thereof

17. (Latin Antiphonarium, Antiphonarius, Antiphonarius liber, antiphonale; Greek ’antíphonon antiphon, antiphone, anthem)

18. NON ADIABATIC PHONON was a collaboration between members from Europe and Mexico.

19. The studied Borides are dynamically stable as confirmed from the phonon dispersion curves

20. This effect is associated with mechanisms of rapid energy loss involving optical and acoustical phonons.

21. Heteronuclear superconductors with electronic structure instability driven by electron-phonon coupling into antiadiabatic state

22. Assuming that the energy relaxation of photoelectrons takes place by the spontaneous emission of acoustic phonons, the energy distribution of photoelectrons is obtained using the deformation potential scattering by acoustic phonons for the zero point lattice.

23. A theoretical study is made of the photoconductivity of hot photoelectrons interacting with acoustic phonons in n-type germanium at low temperature, T = 4 K, when the equipartition of the energy of phonons is not obeyed.

24. A structural phase transition is studied which is driven by a soft phonon.

25. We have measured the velocity of acoustic microwave phonons in fibres and films of oriented DNA.