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Fig. 1 Schematic diagram of first principles high-throughput (HT) study on materials
Fig. 2 Relationship between calculation cost and accuracy
Fig. 3 Electrical properties in MP with a constant relaxation time approximation
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Fig. 4 n- (a) and p-doped (b) average normalized power factor
P
/
L
and Seebeck coefficient
[
15
]
Fig. 5 Power factor of chalcogenides with diamond-like structures (a) and vacancy-containing ternary chalcogenides (b)
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20
]
Fig. 6 Relationship between
κ
L
AGL
and
κ
L
anh
/
κ
L
exp
(Data from Ref.[13])
Fig. 7 Relationship between calculated
κ
L
and experimental
κ
L
[
12
]
Fig. 8 Three prediction models of the
κ
L
in half-Heusler compounds
[16]
(a) Frequency densities of the estimators of thermal conductivity at 300 K
κ
transf
and
κ
forest
;and (b) distribution of
κ
anh
over the 75 thermodynamically stable half-Heuslers
Fig.1 A 128-member binary library
[
15
]
Fig.2 Schematic diagram of combinatorial electrostatic atomization system “M-ist Combi”
[
16
]
Fig. 3 Schematic illustration for the Czochralski crystal growth
[
18
]
Fig.4 Schematic illustration for the vertical Bridgman crystal growth
[
19
]
Fig.5 Variation of Seebeck coefficient values along n-type 0.01/0.055% PbI
2
doped (Pb
0.95
Sn
0.05
Te)
0.92
(PbS)
0.08
functionally graded materials
[
24
]
Fig.6 (a) Scheme of a rotor with capsules for sedimentation experiment and (b) mechanism of sedimentation of atoms in the strong acceleration field
[
25
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Fig.7 (a) Optical image of the annealed Ti-Ni-Sn thin film materials library; (b-d) color-coded results of the high-throughput EDX measurements of the material library
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27
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Fig.8 EDX measurements of the concentration of (a)magnesium, (b)nickel and (c)aluminum of an Mg-Ni-Al ternary thin film library
[
30
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Fig.9 Layout of the nanocalorimeter cell
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Fig.10 Composition trends over the sample library, (a) Si:Cu ratio for the glass-forming component, (b) glass transition temperature and (c) the total enthalpy of this glass reaction
[
35
]
Fig.11 (a) Schematic of the pump and probe laser measurement setup and (b)temperature increase as a function of time after a single-pulse
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Fig.12 Time-domain thermoreflectance experimental setup
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