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Longitudinal-sound velocity in metals is investigated using a lattice model which incorporates band-structure effects, umklapp processes, and exchange and correlation effects among electrons, as opposed to the jellium model and the simple Hartree screening used by Bohm and Staver. These added corrections are shown to be important and are necessary in explaining the anisotropy.
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Shyu et al. (1969) studied this question.
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