Thermal expansion of solids at low temperatures
T. Barron, J. G. Collins, G. White
Feb 1, 1974
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Advances in Physics
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Key Takeaway Key Takeaway: Thermal expansion of solids at low temperatures is influenced by lattice vibrations, electrons, magnetic interactions, and defects, with significant contributions from theoretical work.
Abstract
Abstract Studies of the thermal expansion of solids in the temperature range 1–100 K are reviewed. Effects due to thermal vibrations of the lattice, electrons, magnetic interactions and defects are fully discussed. The survey of experimental data is intended to be comprehensive. From the large volume of theoretical work in recent years the authors have aimed to select for discussion the most significant contributions.
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