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- Editors:
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Wolfgang Eisenmenger
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Physikalisches Institut, Universität Stuttgart, Stuttgart 80, Fed. Rep. of Germany
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Kurt Laßmann
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Physikalisches Institut, Universität Stuttgart, Stuttgart 80, Fed. Rep. of Germany
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Siegfried Döttinger
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Physikalisches Institut, Universität Stuttgart, Stuttgart 80, Fed. Rep. of Germany
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Table of contents (117 papers)
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Acoustic Phonon Spectroscopy
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- T. E. Wilson, W. E. Bron, F. M. Lurie, W. L. Schaich
Pages 34-36
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- U. Happek, R. Baumgartner, K. F. Renk
Pages 37-39
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- A. Schick, P. Berberich, W. Dietsche, H. Kinder
Pages 40-42
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- J. P. Maneval, J. Desailly, B. Pannetier
Pages 43-45
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- R. J. G. Goossens, J. I. Dijkhuis, H. W. de Wijn, A. G. M. Jansen, P. Wyder
Pages 46-48
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- G. W. Slater, A.-M. S. Tremblay
Pages 49-51
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- L. Hirschbiegel, M. Siemon, W. Grill
Pages 55-57
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- A. Ambrosy, K. Holdik, W. Scheitler, H. Schulze
Pages 61-63
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Phonon Focusing
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- W. Metzge, R. Eichele, H. Seifert, R. P. Huebener
Pages 72-74
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- D. Armbruster, G. Dangelmayr, W. Güttinger
Pages 75-77
About this book
This volume contains the proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Phonon Scattering in Condensed Matter held from August 22-26, 1983 at the University of Stuttgart. The preceding conferences were organized at Saint Maxime and Paris in 1972, at the University of Nottingham in 1975, and at the Brown University Providence/Rhode Island in 1979. The Stuttgart conference, like the preceding conferences, was mainly con cerned with "propagating" high-frequency acoustic phonons, mechanical waves and heat up to the lattice limiting frequency. Lattice dynamics, optical pho nons, phase transitions, etc., were included as far as they are involved in acoustical phonon scattering, propagation and generation. In this context the conference covered all aspects of acoustical phonon physics, especially generation of phonons, propagation, scattering and detection. Since acoustic phonons participate in most energy-transfer processes in solids and liquids, the field of interest is growing rapidly. Therefore exciting new developments of acoustic phonon physics could be presented at the Stuttgart conference as well as important progress with respect to well-known problems, as, for example, the Kapitza resistance. Two hundred and six scientists from 21 countries attended the conference. Thirteen invited papers and 105 contributed papers, with 34 as posters, were presented. The discussions are included in this volume. A discussion session on large wave vector phonons was organized and chaired by V. Narayanamurti. A discussion session on phonon scattering at interfaces was organized and chaired by R.O. Pohl.
