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182j 6 Physical Properties of <strong>Carbon</strong> <strong>Nanotube</strong>–<strong>Ceramic</strong> Nanocomposites<br />
p Filler volume fraction<br />
pc Percolation threshold<br />
P Occupied probability of the lattice<br />
PC Percolation probability of the lattice<br />
s0 Dielectric exponent<br />
SE Shielding effectiveness<br />
t Conductivity exponent<br />
tan d Tangent loss or dissipation factor<br />
V0 Potential barrier height<br />
w Internanotube distance<br />
x Critical exponent<br />
y Critical exponent<br />
e Dielectric constant<br />
e0 Real permittivity<br />
e00 Imaginary permittivity<br />
e Complex permittivity<br />
s Electrical conductivity<br />
u Frequency<br />
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