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On the theory of conductivity of anisotropic composites: Lattice model

The electrical conductivity in a disordered anisotropic lattice model is considered using analytic methods. The effective conductivity of a weakly heterogeneous lattice in an approximation quadratic in the deviation of the local conductivity tensor ( r ) from its mean value 〈 〉 is determined. In the...

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Published in:Journal of experimental and theoretical physics 2014-10, Vol.119 (4), p.714-722
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Elementary Particles
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Phase Transition in Condensed System
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