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Debye relaxation: a standalone construct

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Electromagnetics

dielectric response of polar molecules with a single relaxation time, giving a characteristic frequency-dependent permittivity and loss peak.

In electromagnetics, Debye relaxation refers to dielectric response of polar molecules with a single relaxation time, giving a characteristic frequency-dependent permittivity and loss peak. This meaning comes from Debye (1929) in Polar Molecules.[1]

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References

Debye, P. (1929). Polar Molecules. Chemical Catalog Company. Open Library record

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