Effects of Maxwell-Wagner polarization on soil complex dielectric permittivity under variable temperature and electrical conductivity

Yixing Chen, Dani Or
2006
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The presence of free charges and numerous discontinuities separating liquid, gas, and solid phases in partially saturated soils give rise to Maxwell-Wagner polarization that may significantly affect bulk dielectric permittivity measurements. Evidence suggests a complex interplay shaping the response of low-frequency (

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