Transition of Structure and Phase as a Condensation of Excitations
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The energy of the soft mode associated with a structural transition in a solid decreases as ∣T-T_c∣^<1/3> as the temperature T approaches the critical temperature T_c, which is identical to the real transition temperature if the transition is of the continuous second order. In a liquid-solid transition, an excitation with a nonvanishing momentum will become soft to finally result in the appearance of a periodic structure as the temperature approaches the transition point T_<LS> from above if the cause to yield the metastable characteristic of the liquid phase does not affect the dynamics of the softening very much. The energy of the excitation decreases as ∣T-T_c∣^<1/3> for the temperature decreasing toward a critical temperature T_c which is always less than the real transition temperature T_LS.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1973-08-05
著者
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Matsuno Koichiro
Central Research Laboratories Nippon Electric Company Ltd.
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Matsuno Koichiro
Central Research Laboratories Nippon Electric Co. Ltd.
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