Some ferroelectric and crystallographical properties of the compound Ba2Bi4Ti&0» are presented. The compound represents a new structure with the unit cell consisting of one Bi2022+ layer and five perovskite layers. From -196' to +580'C, a maximum in the real part of the dielectric constant was observed at 329'C. No thermal hysteresis was observed within the precision of~2'C, A remanent polarization of 2X10 ' coul/cm' and a coercive 6eld of 10 kv/cm were observed at room temperature.
The completeness of the Cole—Cole diagram in the analysis of dielectric relaxation is proved by showing explicitly that a semicircle in the Cole—Cole diagram corresponds uniquely to a Debye relaxation function. A method is established to distinguish a continuous distribution of relaxation times from a single relaxation time.
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