Why is the dispersion curve flat at the high symmetry points which are exactly at the center between two neighbouring lattices? What is the physical significance of this?
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The unit cell contain 2 atoms, which means 3N=6 degrees of freedom or 6 phonon modes at a certain wave vector. In Gamma-X section, however there are four branches because of degeneracy in transverse acoustic and transverse optical branches.
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Very Informative. Thank you.
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Thanks for the nice explaintation. Could you precise what is the k value at K, W and L position ?
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Very good explanation and easy to follow slides! Is there actually a way to access these slides? :)
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I always wondered how to connect K to X point. 41:30 explains it, thank you!!! 😂
Why is the dispersion curve flat at the high symmetry points which are exactly at the center between two neighbouring lattices? What is the physical significance of this?
Thank You!!!
In the slide shown around 17:50, why is the point called [100] but it's intersecting on b2, and not b1? Why shouldn't that point be called [010]?
very informative
There are some professors who speak in the lowest volume when a sentence is about to end and people like me can't get the last few words, that makes it difficult for us to understand.
thanks
Hello, I am not getting one thing. Why/ How there are six different possible energies in the (Gamma-K) section?
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The unit cell contain 2 atoms, which means 3N=6 degrees of freedom or 6 phonon modes at a certain wave vector. In Gamma-X section, however there are four branches because of degeneracy in transverse acoustic and transverse optical branches.
very bad explanation. Looks like theory is not clear to you.
@@subhendumishra3487 very bad reply. Just making a general statement, without bothering to add anything useful to the discussion, is not helpful.
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