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The Role of THz Phonons in the Ionic Conduction Mechanism of $Li_7La_3Zr_2O_{12}$ Polymorphs
Superionic conduction in solid-state materials is governed not only by static factors, such as structure and composition, but also by dynamic interactions between the mobile ion and the crystal lattice. Specifically, the dynamics of lattice vibrations, or phonons, have attracted interest because of
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