Elastic constants of borocarbides. New approach to acoustic Measurement technique
E.A.Masalitin, V.D.Fil, K.R.Zhekov, A.N.Zholobenko, T.V.Ignatova,, Sung-Ik Lee

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel phase method using Nonius technique for precise acoustic measurements in small borocarbide samples, enabling accurate determination of elastic constants and Debye temperature.
Contribution
A new phase measurement approach with Nonius technique for accurate acoustic property determination in submillimeter borocarbide samples.
Findings
Achieved ~1% accuracy in sound velocity measurements.
Calculated elastic constants and Debye temperature for RNi2B2C compounds.
Validated the method's effectiveness for small crystal samples.
Abstract
A new version of the phase method of determining the sound velocity is proposed and implemented. It utilizes the ``Nonius'' measurement technique and can give acceptable accuracy (~1%) in samples of submillimeter size. Measurements of the sound velocity are made in single-crystal samples of the borocarbides RNi2B2C (R = Y,Lu,Ho). The elastic constants and the Debye temperature are calculated.
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