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Volume 17 Issue 4 August 1994 pp 411-420
Relaxation studies on V2O5-TeO2 glasses using heterogeneous conductor model
The dielectric modulus spectra of glasses in the system V2O5-TeO2 have been studied as a function of frequency in the temperature range 230 to 330K. A heterogeneous conductor model developed recently with the assumption of a sinusoidally varying local conductivity in the conducting phase has been successfully applied to analyse the data in this glass system. The Kohlrausch-Williams-Watts (KWW) stretched exponential function has also been used to fit the measured modulus spectra. The exponent
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Volume 31 Issue 3 June 2008 pp 473-477
Nanodielectrics with giant permittivity
Nanodielectrics is an emerging area of research because of its potential application in energy storage and transducers. One-dimensional metallic nanostructures with localized electronic wave functions show giant dielectric constant. Following the prediction, during the last couple of years we have investigated the effect of giant permittivity in one-dimensional systems of conventional metals and conjugated polymer chains. In this article, we have tried to summarize the works on giant permittivity and finally the fabrication of nanocapacitor using metal nanowires, which shows giant permittivity is also discussed.
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Volume 45, 2022
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