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Anomalous Thermal Conductivity Reversal Driven by a Fluctuating Charge Density Wave
For more than a century, the lattice thermal conductivity of crystalline solids has been known to decrease with increasing temperature, as the phonons that carry heat scatter more strongly via Umklapp processes. Here we report a pronounced violation of this rule in the layered charge-density-wave (C
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