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The following pages link to Dielectric properties of matrix composite materials with high volume concentrations of inclusions (effective field approach) (Q535817):

Displaying 15 items.

• Effective conductive and dielectric properties of matrix composites with inclusions of arbitrary shapes (Q540944) (← links)
• Quantitative characterization of the microstructure of a porous material in the context of tortuosity (Q660568) (← links)
• Giant increase in the permittivity and conductivity of heterogeneous dielectrics (Q735773) (← links)
• Dynamic effective properties of matrix composite materials with high volume concentrations of particles (Q835378) (← links)
• Linear and nonlinear dielectric properties of particulate composites at finite concentration (Q940071) (← links)
• Thermal-stress concentration near inclusions in viscoelastic random composites (Q954121) (← links)
• The boundary-due terms in the Green operator of inclusion patterns from distant to contact and to connected situations using Radon transforms: illustration for spheroid alignments in isotropic media (Q960753) (← links)
• Multiple scattering of elastic waves in metal-matrix composite materials with high volume concentration of particles (Q1006789) (← links)
• Explicit effective constants for an inhomogeneous porothermoelastic medium (Q1020257) (← links)
• Multiscale modeling of fluid permeability of a non-homogeneous porous media (Q1659867) (← links)
• Effective dynamic properties of random nanoporous materials with consideration of surface effects (Q2515167) (← links)
• Electrical characteristics of three-component dielectric composites with close-packed inclusions (Q2760816) (← links)
• Low frequency corrections to the static effective dielectric constant of a two-dimensional composite material (Q3128409) (← links)
• Dielectric function for a material containing hyperspherical inclusions to<i>O</i>(<i>c</i>²): I. Multipole expansions (Q4223989) (← links)
• A comparative study of the effective dielectric constant of a medium containing randomly distributed dielectric spheres embedded in a homogeneous background medium (Q4385763) (← links)