Influence of the shape of inclusions on the percolation thresholds in 2D models of composites
B. Ya. Balagurov
Abstract
B. Ya. Balagurov
Abstract
The influence of the shape of inclusions on the conductivity of composites, including critical concentration N c (percolation threshold), is considered using 2D models as an example. A relationship between constant N I , which characterizes effective conductivity σ e for low concentrations N of inclusions and percolation threshold N c is established.
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The influence of the shape of inclusions on the conductivity of composites, including critical concentration N c (percolation threshold), is considered using 2D models as an example. A relationship between constant N I , which characterizes effective conductivity σ e for low concentrations N of inclusions and percolation threshold N c is established.
Key concepts: Percolation (cognitive psychology), Percolation threshold, Materials science, Conductivity, Composite material, Constant (computer programming), Electrical resistivity and conductivity, Physics