The answer to question 3d in the exam of 2019 is the following :
It states that the temperature dependence of phonons at low temperatures is quadratic. In the lecture on Debye model I remember the following :
Is the answer model wrong or am I missing something? Thanks in advance!
Take into account that in that exercise you are dealing with a 2-dimensional system and things might (will) change!
In a 3D system we get T^3, in a 2D system we apparently get T^2. Am I correct in assuming that a phonon system scales with heat in terms of T^D(dimension).
I just found this link, 1D scales linearly, 2D scales with T^2, and 3D scales with T^3 (near T=0)
Indeed, though the point is not so much that you memorize that, but that you should be able to compute this in the low temperature limit for any dimensionality.