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The authors propose a method of spectral analysis which consists of decomposing the experimental dielectric relaxation spectra of mixtures into a sum of elementary spectra of the Debye type. The technique of this approach of spectral parameters yields a noticeable improvement on the usual methods. After dealing with a great number of theoretical examples, so as to put the computation programs through a test, the study of water was carried out at 20°C. In this case, the experimental spectrum was reconstituted from three Debye constituents.
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Bottreau et al. (1975) studied this question.
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