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Proceedings of the Yerevan State University, series Physical and Mathematical Sciences, 1989, Issue 1, Pages 62–66 (Mi uzeru851)  
Physics

The conductivity of glassforming substances

V. P. Petrossian

Yerevan State University
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Abstract: Two mechanisms of substance conductivity are considered in the paper. In one case glassing is accompanied by changes in ion activation energy, in the other – by changes in their volume densities in different structurally inhomogeneous regions. Satisfactory agreement with experimental data has been obtained.
Received: 03.02.1988
Accepted: 07.06.1989
Document Type: Article
UDC: 666.11.01;537.311.32
Language: Russian
Citation: V. P. Petrossian, “The conductivity of glassforming substances”, Proceedings of the YSU, Physical and Mathematical Sciences, 1989, no. 1, 62–66
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