Isothermal bulk modulus, linear coefficient of thermal expansion, thermodynamic Gruneisen parameter and constant pressure specific heat have been computed for Cu and Al throughout a wide range of temperatures. The authors use a perturbative Helmholtz free energy as a function of the strain parameters. The Brillouin sums are carried out exactly. The atomic interactions are modelled according to a force constant potential: angular forces and long-range central forces are included in the harmonic part of the potential, while the anharmonic part is first-neighbours ranged. The model is shown to be successful in describing both the thermoelastic and the caloric properties.
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