The specific heat and entropy of (wurtzite) GaN are not well known experimentally. The literature values for C p ( T >298 K) are based on a fit to an analytic function. The parameters include C p (298 K) and the melting temperature T m , both of which were poorly known when the parameters were first determined. The value of C p (298 K) disagrees with the data measured in the range 5–305 K. Our first-principles calculations allow the values of the parameters to be established and lead to a more accurate prediction of specific heat and entropy of GaN.
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