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Detection of acoustic phonons in carbon by Raman spectroscopy
We detected acoustic phonons in graphite and diamond by Raman spectroscopy supported by density functional theory calculations. The activation of these normally forbidden Raman modes was achieved via lattice amorphization in case of graphite and by boron doping in case of diamond. The doping-induced
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