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Thermal conductivity of regularly spaced amorphous/crystalline silicon superlattices. A molecular dynamics study

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The thermal transport in amorphous/crystalline silicon superlattices with means of molecular dynamics is presented in the current study. The procedure used to build such structures is discussed. Then, thermal conductivity of various samples is studied as a function of the periodicity of regular superlattices and of the applied temperature. Preliminarily results show that for regular amorphous/crystalline superlattices, the amorphous regions control the heat transfer within the structures. Secondly, in the studied cases thermal conductivity weakly varies with the temperature. This, points out the presence of a majority of non-propagating vibrational modes in such systems.
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hal-01443642 , version 1 (23-01-2017)

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Konstantinos Termentzidis, Arthur France-Lanord, Etienne Blandre, Tristan Albaret, Samy Merabia, et al.. Thermal conductivity of regularly spaced amorphous/crystalline silicon superlattices. A molecular dynamics study. MRS Spring Meeting, Apr 2013, San Francisco, CA, United States. pp.71 - 79, ⟨10.1557/opl.2013.671⟩. ⟨hal-01443642⟩
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