The frictional force acting on the dislocation is calculated for the fluttering mechanism based on the continuum approximation. It is shown that the equations of motion lead to the inelastic scattering of thermal phonons, resulting in transfer of their momentum to the dislocation. The frictional force by this mechanism has the T 3 -dependence at low temperatures. If we use the Debye cut-off, the magnitude is about 1.6×10 -4 dyne·sec/cm 2 for Cu at room temperature.
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Toshiyuki Ninomiya (1974) studied this question.