“…This is responsible for the high dielectric constant of such material systems, which can be tuned by changing the elements, A and B, in A x B y Ni 1 À x À y O materials. Numerous authors reported tuned compositions of A (i.e., Li [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13], Na [14], K [19]) and B (i.e., Al [7,17], Si [22], Ti [6,9,10,15,18], W [13], V [13,20], Cr [8,21], Co [11], Zr [12], Fe [16], Pr [23], Ta [24]). NiO is a Mott-Hubbard insulator at room temperature.…”