6–11 Jun 2021
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An Analytical study of the role of lattice conductivity in the enhancement of the thermoelectric figure of merit

9 Jun 2021, 16:55
3m
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Oral (Non-Student) / Orale (non-étudiant(e)) Theoretical Physics / Physique théorique (DTP-DPT) W4-2 Theory and Condensed Matter (DTP/DCCMP) / Théorie et matière condensée (DPT/DPMCM)

Speaker

Dr Najeh Jisrawi (King's University College, University of Western Ontario)

Description

In an earlier study on the Wiedemann–Franz Law and the thermoelectric figure of merit (FoM), we studied the electronic effects in detail. We briefly investigated the role of the lattice thermal conductivity in enhancing the FoM and derived the characteristic equations in the form of an offset-logarithmic function (a special case of the generalized Lambert W function) [1]. This work follows up with analytical and numerical solutions to the offset-log function and provides better insight into the materials parameter space. We find the extrema of the lattice thermal conductivity and comment on its role in optimizing the figure of merit.

[1] Yadav, A., Deshmukh, P. C., Roberts, K., Jisrawi, N. M., & Valluri, S. R. (2019). “An analytic study of the Wiedemann–Franz law and the thermoelectric figure of merit”, Journal of Physics Communications, 3 (10), 105001.

Primary authors

Dr Najeh Jisrawi (King's University College, University of Western Ontario) Mr Aakash Yadav (Indian Institute of technology Tirupati) Mr Sibibalan Jeevanandam (Indian Institute of technology Tirupati) Mr Reddy Prabhat (Indian Institute of technology Tirupati) Prof. P. C. Deshmukh (Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati) Dr Tony Scott (Institut für Physikalische Chemie, RWTH-Aachen University) Prof. Sree Ram Valluri (King's University College, University of Western Ontario)

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