Multiferroic and optical characteristics of Mg2(Fe0.85Ni0.15)NbO6 for possible energy storage application

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Multiferroic and optical characteristics of Mg2(Fe0.85Ni0.15)NbO6 for possible energy storage application

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Havriliak-Negami and Bergman type of dielectric response, together with Dyre’s Hopping tunneling through random free energy barriers in (BiFeO3)0.8—(CaTiO3)0.2 distorted crystalline structure

Havriliak-Negami and Bergman type of dielectric response, together with Dyre’s Hopping tunneling through random free energy barriers in (BiFeO3)0.8—(CaTiO3)0.2 distorted crystalline structure

Dielectric, electrical and optical properties of a Ni-substituted double perovskite ceramic

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