Electrical transport in high contrast composite materials

Journal Article A broad range of problems in the physics of materials involve highly disordered media whose effective behavior depends critically on the connectedness, or percolation properties of a particular component. Examples include smart materials such as piezoresistors and thermistors, smart...

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Main Authors: Golden, Kenneth M., Random media; Random resistor network; Lattice value
Other Authors: College of Science, Mathematics
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: International Community for Composites Engineering 1997
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spelling ftunivutah:oai:collections.lib.utah.edu:ir_uspace/706573 2023-05-15T18:17:33+02:00 Electrical transport in high contrast composite materials Golden, Kenneth M. Random media; Random resistor network; Lattice value College of Science Mathematics 1997 application/pdf 1,213,568 bytes https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vq3m77 eng eng International Community for Composites Engineering ir-main,5738 https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vq3m77 (c) International Community for Composites Engineering Text 1997 ftunivutah 2021-06-03T18:22:43Z Journal Article A broad range of problems in the physics of materials involve highly disordered media whose effective behavior depends critically on the connectedness, or percolation properties of a particular component. Examples include smart materials such as piezoresistors and thermistors, smart insulators, radar absorbing composites, cermets, porous media, doped semiconductors, thin metal films, and sea ice. Text Sea ice The University of Utah: J. Willard Marriott Digital Library
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description Journal Article A broad range of problems in the physics of materials involve highly disordered media whose effective behavior depends critically on the connectedness, or percolation properties of a particular component. Examples include smart materials such as piezoresistors and thermistors, smart insulators, radar absorbing composites, cermets, porous media, doped semiconductors, thin metal films, and sea ice.
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author Golden, Kenneth M.
Random media; Random resistor network; Lattice value
spellingShingle Golden, Kenneth M.
Random media; Random resistor network; Lattice value
Electrical transport in high contrast composite materials
author_facet Golden, Kenneth M.
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title Electrical transport in high contrast composite materials
title_short Electrical transport in high contrast composite materials
title_full Electrical transport in high contrast composite materials
title_fullStr Electrical transport in high contrast composite materials
title_full_unstemmed Electrical transport in high contrast composite materials
title_sort electrical transport in high contrast composite materials
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