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Reversible Modulation of Thermal Conductivity in GaN through Strain-Field Screening around Dislocations
Crystalline defects are generally regarded as static phonon scatterers that irreversibly suppress thermal transport. Here we show that elastic strain can reversibly modify dislocation-associated strain fields and strongly alter heat conduction. Using in situ strain-dependent time-domain thermoreflec
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