Universality of ac conduction in disordered solids

By J. Dyre, T. Schrøder. 2000

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Insights into the use of polyethylene oxide in energy storage/conversion devices: a critical review (2017, background): “This supports the fast ionic conduction for cations via polymer chain segmental motion [140].”
Development of epoxy mixtures for application in aeronautics and aerospace (2014, background): “[55-57] This critical frequency is strictly correlated to the tunneling effect between carbon nanotubes in which both the (tunneling) distance and the height of energy barrier are somehow altered with respect to the stationary condition by the frequency of the applied electrical field.”
The electronic transport properties and microstructure of carbon nanofiber/epoxy composites (2008, background): “This kind of behaviour was previously reported for carbon black composites [15, 16] and is also described by universal scaling laws [17].”
Recent progress on the Random Conductance Model (2011, background): “We remark that the amount of physics literature written on this and related subject is absolutely overwhelming; just see the articles citing the review by Dyre and Schrøder [52].”
Dielectric properties of Fe doped hydroxyapatite prepared by sol-gel method (2014, neutral): “This result specifies that the hopping motion involved a translational motion with a sudden hopping [33,34].”