In continuation to our work on the oligomapping of the dispersion curv
es of poly(L-valine) in beta form, the present work, is a study or nor
mal modes and their dispersion in the alpha form. The Urey Bradley for
ce field used in Wilson's GF matrix method has been transferred from t
he beta form and refitted to explain the FTIR spectra. The characteris
tic features or the dispersion curves involve repulsion with character
exchange and tendency of certain pair of modes involving the motion o
r C-alpha atom to come closer near the helix angle. Predictive value o
f heat capacity is obtained from the density-of-states. It is observed
that the mixed modes make the maximum contribution.