Capturing Anharmonicity in a Lattice Thermal Conductivity Model for High-Throughput Predictions

Samuel A. Miller(Northwestern University), Eric S. Toberer(Colorado School of Mines), Thomas O. Mason(Northwestern University), Anuj Goyal(National Laboratory of the Rockies), Vladan Stevanović(Colorado School of Mines), G. Jeffrey Snyder(Northwestern University), Scott A. Barnett(Northwestern University), Brenden R. Ortiz(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Qin Lv(University of Colorado Boulder), Duanfeng Gao(University of Colorado Boulder), Prashun Gorai(National Renewable Energy Laboratory)
Chemistry of Materials
January 7, 2017
10.1021/acs.chemmater.6b04179
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