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Dopant-modulated lattice softening drives drastic thermal conductivity reduction in \b{eta}-FeSi2 thermoelectrics
Suppressing lattice thermal conductivity (\k{appa}lat) is pivotal for thermoelectric efficiency. While traditional strategies rely heavily on phonon scattering from mass- and size-mismatches, we demonstrate a robust \k{appa}lat suppression mechanism driven by dopant-induced lattice stiffness modulat
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