Critical behavior of conductivity in two-phase, highly inhomogeneous composites
A. A. Snarskiı̆, K. V. Slipchenko, Vladimir A. Sevryukov
Abstract
A. A. Snarskiı̆, K. V. Slipchenko, Vladimir A. Sevryukov
Abstract
We study the critical behavior of the effective conductivity of a two-phase, highly inhomogeneous medium with a finite ratio of phase conductivities. We find the critical exponents above and below the percolation threshold and at the percolation threshold itself, and establish the criteria for the applicability of a percolation-like description. We also determine the requirements for linearization of the medium as a whole at the percolation threshold. Finally, we investigate the homogenization of the system near critical fields.
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We study the critical behavior of the effective conductivity of a two-phase, highly inhomogeneous medium with a finite ratio of phase conductivities. We find the critical exponents above and below the percolation threshold and at the percolation threshold itself, and establish the criteria for the applicability of a percolation-like description. We also determine the requirements for linearization of the medium as a whole at the percolation threshold. Finally, we investigate the homogenization of the system near critical fields.
Key concepts: Percolation threshold, Critical exponent, Homogenization (climate), Percolation critical exponents, Directed percolation, Conductivity, Percolation (cognitive psychology), Materials science