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تسجيل مستخدم جديدGeneralized two-temperature model for coupled phonons
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The design of graphene-based composite with high thermal conductivity requires a comprehensive understanding of phonon coupling in graphene. We extended the two-temperature model to coupled groups of phonon. The study give new physical quantities, the phonon-phonon coupling factor and length, to characterize the couplings quantitatively. Besides, our proposed coupling length has an obvious dependence on system size. Our studies can not only observe the nonequilibrium between different groups of phonon, but explain theoretically the thermal resistance inside graphene.
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