Dielectric properties of order-disorder type crystals

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Abstract

The soft mode dynamical model has been used to study the dielectric properties of orderdisorder-type crystals. Using the model Hamiltonian proposed by Blinc [Advances in Phys, 29 (1972) 701] and has been modified by Bist et al [GJSFR,10,18(2010)], the expressions for the dielectric constant and tangent loss have been derived and discussed for order-disorder, KH2PO4 type-crystals with the help of double time temperature dependent Green’s function techniques and Dyson’s equation treatment. Using appropriate parameters given by Ganguli et al [Phys Rev. B21, 2937 (1980)] the transverse dielectric constant and observed dielectric constant have been calculated and compared with experimental results of Raman Intensity [Ferroelectrics 52, 91

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dr__v_s_bist. 2012. \u201cDielectric properties of order-disorder type crystals\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - F: Mathematics & Decision GJSFR-F Volume 12 (GJSFR Volume 12 Issue F7): .

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The soft mode dynamical model has been used to study the dielectric properties of orderdisorder-type crystals. Using the model Hamiltonian proposed by Blinc [Advances in Phys, 29 (1972) 701] and has been modified by Bist et al [GJSFR,10,18(2010)], the expressions for the dielectric constant and tangent loss have been derived and discussed for order-disorder, KH2PO4 type-crystals with the help of double time temperature dependent Green’s function techniques and Dyson’s equation treatment. Using appropriate parameters given by Ganguli et al [Phys Rev. B21, 2937 (1980)] the transverse dielectric constant and observed dielectric constant have been calculated and compared with experimental results of Raman Intensity [Ferroelectrics 52, 91

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