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From text i found that specific heat of metals varies directly with Temperature (C\[\propto\] T), but in the case of insulators and semiconductors, specific heat varies as T^3 at low temperature regions. (Debye s theory of specific heat), Can you explain this?
I was miss spelled thermal conductivity instead of specific heat:-(
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