Nanoscale energy transport and conversion : a parallel treatment of electrons, molecules, phonons, and photons

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Thermal Transport across Solid Interfaces with Nanoscale Imperfections: Effects of Roughness, Disorder, Dislocations, and Bonding on Thermal Boundary Conductance (2013, methodology): “is leads to a regime in which unique yet relatively unknown mechanisms such as interfacial scattering, ballistic transport, and waveeffects offer potential new degrees of freedom in the thermal engineering of material systems [5, 16].”
Phonon hydrodynamics and its applications in nanoscale heat transport (2015, neutral): “the solution of which has the following form [38]:”
Light control with Weyl semimetals (2022, background): “Conventional thermal emitters obey Kirchhoff’s law of thermal radiation [110, 258–262], which states that for a given direction, polarization, and frequency, the emissivity and the absorptivity are equal.”
Colloquium: Phononic thermal properties of two-dimensional materials (2017, background): “According to the kinetic theory (Ziman, 1960; Ashcroft and Mermin, 1978; Chen, 2005), the thermal conductivity in a crystalline material is determined by mode-dependent heat capacity c, group velocity v, and relaxation time τ or mean free path Λ through κ ¼ X qs cqsv2qsτqs ¼ X qs cqsvqsΛqs;…”