Charles W. Myles, PhD

Affiliations: 
Physics Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 
Area:
Physics, Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics, Computational Materials Physics
Website:
http://www.phys.ttu.edu/~cmyles/
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Bio:

Charles W. Myles is a Professor of Physics at Texas Tech University, where he has been for almost 40 years. His research interests are in Theoretical & Computational Materials and Condensed Matter Physics, with an emphasis on the microscopic physics properties of semiconductors. Presently, the main computational tools he uses are first-principles (ab-initio) density functional-based electronic structure techniques. He and his collaborators are currently interested in understanding the microscopic properties of semiconductor clathrate compounds and other materials with potential for use as thermoelectrics.

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Parents

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Peter Alan Fedders grad student 1969-1973 Washington University
 (Two Theoretical Aspects of the Study of Magnetic Systems.)
William Kern post-doc 1973-1975 Battelle Memorial Institute
Jean Buttet post-doc 1975-1977 EPFL
John D Dow post-doc 1977-1978 UIUC

Children

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Yu-Tang Shen research assistant 1981-1986 Texas Tech
William C. Ford research assistant 1982-1986 Texas Tech
Jeffrey R. Gregg research assistant 1982-1988 Texas Tech
Sylvester N. Ekpenuma research assistant 1985-1990 Texas Tech
Jun Shen grad student 1982-1984 Texas Tech
Hong-Hai Dai grad student 1983-1988 USC
L. Ricks Hauenstein grad student 1985-1988 Texas Tech
Wei-Gang Li grad student 1986-1991 Texas Tech
Jung Hur grad student 1987-1992 USC
Sui-An Tang grad student 1987-1993 Texas Tech
Xin H. H. Zhang grad student 1990-1993 Texas Tech
Ningyi Luo grad student 1989-1994 Texas Tech
Young K. Park grad student 1989-1994 Texas Tech
Byeongchul Ha grad student 1994-1997 Texas Tech
Samsoo Kang grad student 1992-1998 Texas Tech
Kenneth E. Kambour grad student 1997-2003 Texas Tech
Koushik Biswas grad student 2001-2007 Texas Tech
Emmanuel N. Nenghabi grad student 2003-2009 Texas Tech
Payam Norouzzadeh grad student 2008-2010 Texas Tech
Annie Jessica Wacheux grad student 2010-2013 Texas Tech
Jieun Yoo grad student 2010-2013 Texas Tech
Timothy Henry grad student 2012-2015 Texas Tech
Craig Higgins grad student 2013-2016 Texas Tech
Hadeel Zahid grad student 2014-2017 Texas Tech
Henry Stam grad student 2015-2017 Texas Tech
Dong Xue grad student 2012-2018 Texas Tech
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Xue D, Myles CW. (2019) Electronic Property and Negative Thermal Expansion Behavior of SiGe ( = 8, 32, 40, 104) Clathrate Solid Solution from First Principles. Nanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland). 9
Xue D, Myles CW. (2019) First-Principles Analysis of Vibrational Properties of Type II SiGe Alloy Clathrates. Nanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland). 9
Xue D, Myles CW. (2019) First-Principles Study of the Electronic, Vibrational Properties and Anharmonic Effects of Some Si-Based Type-II Binary Clathrates. Materials (Basel, Switzerland). 12
Zahid H, Xue D, Myles C. (2019) First Principles Study of the Vibrational and Thermal Properties of Sn-Based Type II Clathrates, CsxSn136 (0 ≤ x ≤ 24) and Rb24Ga24Sn112 Inorganics. 7: 74
Xue D, Myles CW. (2019) First-Principles Investigation on Type-II Aluminum-Substituted Ternary and Quaternary Clathrate Semiconductors R8Al8Si128 (R = Cs, Rb), Cs8Na16Al24Si112 Applied Sciences. 9: 125
Norouzzadeh P, Myles CW, Vashee D. (2017) Phonon Dynamics in Type VIII Silicon Clathrates: Beyond the Rattler Concept Physical Review B - Condensed Matter and Materials Physics.. 95: 1952061
Xue D, Myles CW, Higgins C. (2016) Effect of Guest Atom Composition on the Structural and Vibrational Properties of the Type II Clathrate-Based Materials AxSi136, AxGe136 and AxSn136 (A = Na, K, Rb, Cs; 0 ≤ x ≤ 24). Materials (Basel, Switzerland). 9
Norouzzadeh P, Myles CW. (2016) A first-principles lattice dynamical study of type-I, type-II, and type-VIII silicon clathrates Journal of Materials Science. 1-11
Norouzzadeh P, Krasinski JS, Myles CW, et al. (2015) Type VIII Si based clathrates: prospects for a giant thermoelectric power factor. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : Pccp. 17: 8850-9
Norouzzadeh P, Myles CW, Vashaee D. (2014) Prediction of giant thermoelectric power factor in type-VIII clathrate Si46. Scientific Reports. 4: 7028
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