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Slow Thermalization and Long-Lived Coherence across Acoustic Phonon Branches in BAs
The exceptionally high thermal conductivity of cubic boron arsenide (BAs) arises from suppressed three-phonon scattering associated with its large acoustic--optical gap. In this regime, four-phonon processes become non-negligible, creating an unusual scattering hierarchy with unexplored consequences
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