The Lindemann and Gr*uneisen laws.

J. J. Gilvarry

ResearchPublished 1955

A proof that the Lindemann fusion law can be derived from the theory of the temperature dependence of Bragg reflection of X rays. This law together with the Gr*uneisen theory of solids is used in order to determine the Gr*uneisen constant of the solid at melting in terms of fusion parameters

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Gilvarry, J. J., The Lindemann and Gr*uneisen laws. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1955. https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_memoranda/RM1446-AEC.html.
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