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    Name Einstein Equation for the Specific Heat of a Solid
 
    Equation C v optical = n k B x 2 e x ( e x - 1 ) 2
 
    Definition of terms

C v optical   = contribution to the specific heat due to the optical branch, n = ?, kB = Boltzmann's constant, x = hωE/kBT, where ωE= frequency of optical branch, T = temperature

 
    Comments

  The Einstein equation gives the contribution of the optical branch to the specific heat capacity. The frequency of each optical branch is given a value ωE that does not depend on the wavelength.

 
    References

Solid State Physics, J S Blakemore, CUP, 2nd edition, 1985

       


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