Abstract
Recent measurements of the temperature dependence of phonon energies in solid neon do not agree with the results of previous theoretical treatments. This discrepancy is remedied here with a calculation of the one-phonon Green's function by a perturbative method which includes the leading corrections to the lowest order self-consistent phonon theory. The renormalized phonon energy is then identified with the peak of the imaginary part of the Green's function.

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