Electric modulus approach to the analysis of electric relaxation in highly conducting (Na0.75Bi0.25)(Mn0.25Nb0.75)O3 ceramics

Electric modulus approach to the analysis of electric relaxation in highly conducting (Na0.75Bi0.25)(Mn0.25Nb0.75)O3 ceramics
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10.1088/0022-3727/38/9/019
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2005-04
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Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics
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A. Molak;Marian Paluch;S. Pawlus;J. Klimontko;Z. Ujma;I. Gruszka
A. Molak;Marian Paluch;S. Pawlus;J. Klimontko;Z. Ujma;I. Gruszka
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A. Molak;Marian Paluch;S. Pawlus;J. Klimontko;Z. Ujma;I. Gruszka

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