Dielectric mixtures: electrical properties and modeling
By E. Tuncer, Y. Serdyuk, S. Gubanski. 2001
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A review of the current state of understanding of dielectric mixture properties, and approaches to use numerical calculations for their modeling are presented. It is shown that interfacial polarization can yield different non-Debye dielectric responses depending on the properties of the constituents, their concentrations and geometrical arrangements. Future challenges on the subject are also discussed.
Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
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- Dielectric dispersion in biological cells of complex geometry simulated by the three-dimensional finite difference method (2006, methodology): “Although several numerical techniques have been used to simulate the complex permittivity of heterogeneous systems [9, 10], their applications to biological cells encounter difficulty in dealing with regions of more than 100 times different scales, i.”
- Electrical properties of epoxy resin based nano-composites (2007, background): “It is expected that when small amounts of particles are used, the relaxation polarization in the mixture due to the presence of the particles should be low, yielding a weak interfacial polarization (Tuncer 2005c, Tuncer et al 2002).”
- Dielectric Materials in Magnetic Resonance (2011, unknown): “e 1⁄4 e0 j o [65]”