A new theoretical approach of the electronic AC conduction in chacogenides. An insight on the CBH model in the domain of low temperatures
In this work, we have proceeded by translating the experimental data in terms of equations to finally lead to a new interpretation of the complicated Alternating Current AC conduction mechanism in chalcogenides. For this, and in order to generalize the new model, we have considered a wide range of c...
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