  The phonon number fluctuations in the Debye model of solid are calculated and
are demonstrated to be proportional to the temperature cubed at low
temperature, similar to the celebrated Debye's law of the heat capacity. For a
fixed number of atoms, the relative fluctuations approach to infinity as the
temperatture decreases to zero, and the proper definition of temperature needs
more and more numbers of atoms at lower and lower temperatures, compatible with
the third law on the unattainability of absolute zero temperature.
