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Electronic conductivity in anharmonic crystals: Phonon dephasing in the electron-phonon interaction
The electron-phonon interaction underpins many material properties, for example, the conductivity of metals and the optoelectronic response of semiconductors. First-principles calculations of the electron-phonon interaction are a powerful tool to quantitatively describe many of these properties in i
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