A theorem exists relating the transverse conductivity of a fiber reinforced material in a determinate manner to the conductivity of the composite with the phase properties interchanged. It is shown that no such theorem can exist in the three-dimensional case, e.g., for a statistically isotropic composite material. However, an inequality is established relating the two effective conductivities.
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