The thermoelectric behaviour of disordered systems

@article{Cutler1972TheTB,
  title={The thermoelectric behaviour of disordered systems},
  author={M. Cutler},
  journal={Philosophical Magazine},
  year={1972},
  volume={25},
  pages={173-175}
}
  • M. Cutler
  • Published 1972
  • Materials Science
  • Philosophical Magazine
    • Abstract A very general approach is used to derive formulae for the thermopower and the electronic thermal conductivity in terms of the electrical conductivity taken as a function of energy [sgrave](E). It depends on two assumptions: (1) the electrical conductivity can be properly considered to be the sum of processes at specific energies, justifying the expression [sgrave](E), and (2) each electron carries with it an energy E when it moves. The resulting formulae are particularly useful for… CONTINUE READING
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