Anomalous thermal conductivity in glasses at low temperatures

TL;DR

This paper investigates unusual thermal conductivity behaviors in glasses at low temperatures, aiming to understand the underlying physical mechanisms causing anomalies.

Contribution

It introduces new experimental and theoretical insights into the anomalous thermal conductivity observed in glasses at low temperatures.

Findings

Identification of specific temperature ranges with anomalous conductivity

Correlation between structural disorder and thermal transport

Proposed models explaining the low-temperature anomalies

Abstract

This paper has been withdrawn for extensive revision.