The impact of the nonlinear effects on thermally stimulated depolarization currents in ion dielectrics
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https://doi.org/10.21533/pen.v9.i3.839Abstract
In this paper, the methods described the calculation of thermally stimulated depolarization currents in materials of the HBC class. In the identification of nonlinear processes of thermally stimulated depolarization, at this stage of the research, as defining criteria the authors consider the calculation of the dielectric initial polarization in the infinite approximation of perturbation theory (at the fundamental frequency fields) and calculation of kinetic coefficients in functions of the polarizing field intensity. Generalized nonlinear expressions for the complex dielectric constant and polarization are formulated, which are performed at the fundamental frequency of the alternating polarizing field. The generalized equations that are nonlinear by the field for kinetic coefficients of the kinetic equation are formulated. The obtained theoretical results are of current interest from the perspective of further development of analytical and computer methods of research and prediction of HBC properties as perspective nonlinear materials for a number of branches of modern industry.
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