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This paper focuses on theory studies of rock electrical properties using percolation theory. The results show that classical site and bond percolation models can well describe the characteristics of the pore connectivity and the effects on the electrical resistivity. Because of the...
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This paper deals with the derivation of a formula developed empirically in a previous article. The equation allows the calculation of the average electrical conductivity of two-component random media over the whole range of fraction and a wide range of resistivity ratio of the components....
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New and literature measurements are compared for the electrical transport properties of densely packed spherical particles. Measurements of electrical conductivity in cubic lattices are presented and were found to agree closely with numerical solutions for the conductivity presented in the...
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Electrical current density of charged particles across a rarefied gas of neutral particles under shear flow is analyzed in the limit of small electric fields. The concentration of the charged species is assumed to be much smaller than that of the neutral species so that the interactions of...
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This work presents the results of numerical simulations concerning the electrical conductivity of two-component random resistor networks in d=3 as a model of composite media. Finite difference calculations have been carried out for several system sizes, conductance ratios and occupation numbers....
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