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March 15, 2026Доклады Российской академии наук Физика технические науки / Doklady Physics0 citations

A new representation of the thermodynamic potential of lithium niobate

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VSV.B. ShirokovVKV.V. Kalinchuk

Key Points

  • To develop new thermodynamic models of lithium niobate using Landau potentials and assess their effectiveness.
  • Constructed thermodynamic models using fourth and sixth degree Landau potentials.
  • Calculated coefficients from experimental values of piezoelectric, electro-optical, and acousto-optical constants.
  • Considered temperature behavior for permittivity, spontaneous polarization, and deformation.
  • Conducted computational experiments on deformation and polarization from 300 to 1400 K.
  • Results from the sixth-degree potential showed good alignment with experimental studies.
  • The new models enable calculation of piezoelectric, electro-optical, and acousto-optical constants across temperatures.

Abstract

Within the framework of the phenomenological theory new thermodynamic models of lithium niobate with Landau potentials of the fourth and sixth degrees have been constructed. The coefficients of these potentials have been calculated using known experimental values of the material constants of the linear equations of the piezoelectric effect, as well as electro-optical and acousto-optical constants obtained at room temperature. When constructing the potentials, the temperature behavior of the permittivity, spontaneous polarization and deformation has been taken into account. Both potentials allow calculating the full set of piezoelectric, electro-optical and acousto-optical constants of lithium niobate in a wide range of temperature changes. Computational experiments have been carried out to calculate the deformation and spontaneous polarization in the range of 300–1400 K. The results of calculations obtained using the sixth-degree potential have shown good agreement with the results of experimental studies.

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Shirokov et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b6068883145bc643d1c86ehttps://doi.org/10.7868/s3034508125060089
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