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Kadowaki-Woods ratio: a standalone construct

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Strongly correlated electron physics

the ratio of the quadratic resistivity coefficient to the square of the electronic specific heat coefficient, found nearly universal among heavy-fermion compounds.

In strongly correlated electron physics, Kadowaki-Woods ratio refers to the ratio of the quadratic resistivity coefficient to the square of the electronic specific heat coefficient, found nearly universal among heavy-fermion compounds. This meaning comes from Kadowaki (1986) in Solid State Communications.[1]

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  1. Kadowaki, K., & Woods, S. B. (1986). Universal relationship of the resistivity and specific heat in heavy-Fermion compounds. Solid State Communications, 58(8), 507-509. https://doi.org/10.1016/0038-1098(86)90785-4

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