ABSTRACT
We have acquired sufficient theoretical foundation to understand and interpret the results of experimental measurements obtained in various materials. Both the dielectric constant and dielectric relaxation will be considered and results presented will follow, as far as possible, the sequence of treatment in the previous chapters. Anyone familiar with the enormous volume of data available will appreciate the fact that it is impossible to present all of the data due to limitations of space. Moreover, several alternative schemes are possible for the classification of materials for presentation of data. Phase classification as solids, liquids and gases is considered to be too broad to provide a meaningful insight into the complexities of dielectric behavior.
