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The vibrational entropies associated with an anion Frenkel defect in CaF2, SrF2 and BaF2 have been calculated using an extension of the method of Harding and Stoneham (1981). A feature of the calculation is that the vacancy and interstitial sites are handled together, not one at a time. This ensures charge neutrality and enables effects of Coulomb interactions to be computed by the usual Ewald, method. The results are compared with measured data. A by-product of the computation is an estimate of a term occurring in the calculations of the formation volume which had been deleted previously (Gillan 1981).
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