Recent Advances in Broadband Dielectric Spectroscopy
Recent Advances in Broadband Dielectric Spectroscopy [electronic resource] /
edited by Yuri P. Kalmykov.
- XI, 196 p. 75 illus. online resource.
- NATO Science for Peace and Security Series B: Physics and Biophysics, 1874-6500 .
- NATO Science for Peace and Security Series B: Physics and Biophysics, .
This volume considers experimental and theoretical dielectric studies of the structure and dynamics of complex systems. Complex systems constitute an almost universal class of materials including associated liquids, polymers, biomolecules, colloids, porous materials, doped ferroelectric crystals, nanomaterials, etc. These systems are characterized by a new "mesoscopic" length scale, intermediate between molecular and macroscopic. The mesoscopic structures of complex systems typically arise from fluctuations or competing interactions and exhibit a rich variety of static and dynamic behaviour. This growing field is interdisciplinary; it complements solid state and statistical physics, and overlaps considerably with chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, and biology. A common theme in complex systems is that while such materials are disordered on the molecular scale and homogeneous on the macroscopic scale, they usually possess a certain degree of order on an intermediate, or mesoscopic, scale due to the delicate balance of interaction and thermal effects. In the present Volume it is shown how the dielectric spectroscopy studies of complex systems can be applied to determine both their structures and dynamics.
9789400750128
10.1007/978-94-007-5012-8 doi
Physics.
Atomic structure.
Molecular structure.
Spectra.
Condensed matter.
Physics.
Atomic/Molecular Structure and Spectra.
Condensed Matter Physics.
QC173.4.A87 QD461
539
This volume considers experimental and theoretical dielectric studies of the structure and dynamics of complex systems. Complex systems constitute an almost universal class of materials including associated liquids, polymers, biomolecules, colloids, porous materials, doped ferroelectric crystals, nanomaterials, etc. These systems are characterized by a new "mesoscopic" length scale, intermediate between molecular and macroscopic. The mesoscopic structures of complex systems typically arise from fluctuations or competing interactions and exhibit a rich variety of static and dynamic behaviour. This growing field is interdisciplinary; it complements solid state and statistical physics, and overlaps considerably with chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, and biology. A common theme in complex systems is that while such materials are disordered on the molecular scale and homogeneous on the macroscopic scale, they usually possess a certain degree of order on an intermediate, or mesoscopic, scale due to the delicate balance of interaction and thermal effects. In the present Volume it is shown how the dielectric spectroscopy studies of complex systems can be applied to determine both their structures and dynamics.
9789400750128
10.1007/978-94-007-5012-8 doi
Physics.
Atomic structure.
Molecular structure.
Spectra.
Condensed matter.
Physics.
Atomic/Molecular Structure and Spectra.
Condensed Matter Physics.
QC173.4.A87 QD461
539