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On the Compensation Law Observed in Thermally Stimulated Current Experiments

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 230-232)

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October 2002

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C.J. Dias, José N. Marat-Mendes

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Compensation Law, Dielectric Polarization, Relaxation, RMA, Thermal Sampling, TSDC

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