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Optical conductivity

The optical conductivity is a material property, which links the current density to the electric field for general frequencies. In this sense, this… 
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2017
2017
Electromagnetic modes from Stoner enhancement: Graphene as a case study
2015
2015
Many-body effects and ultraviolet renormalization in three-dimensional Dirac materials
We develop a theory for electron-electron interaction-induced many-body effects in three dimensional (3D) Weyl or Dirac… 
2014
2014
Dielectric and Optical Properties of (PVAC-PEG -Ber) Biocomposites
Background:In this paper, study the dielectric and optical properties of (PVAc-PEGBer) biocomposites. Objective:the effect of… 
2013
2013
Extremely correlated Fermi liquids in the limit of infinite dimensions
2011
2011
Stability range for a flat graphene sheet subjected to in-plane deformation
The effects of the elastic deformation on the mechanical and physical properties of graphene are a subject of intensive current… 
Review
2009
Review
2009
Optical and Raman spectroscopy studies on Fe-based superconductors
2007
2007
Characterisation and Composting of Tannery Sludge
Tannery industries create serious environmental problems especially in terms of polluting organic effluent and hazardous solid… 
2001
2001
Fingerprints of spin mediated pairing in cuprates
2001
2001
Magnetism and metal-insulator transition in III-V based diluted magnetic semiconductors
1994
1994
Optical investigation of the electrodynamic response of UPd2Al3
We have investigated the electrodynamic response of UPd2Al3 both above and below the antiferromagnetic phase transition at TN… 
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