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The frequency dependence of the conductivity of superionic conductors is investigated from a classical-hopping-model point of view. It is shown both formally and through an example that any hopping model must yield a conductivity which increases monotonically with frequency up to frequencies comparable with phonon frequencies. This result is generally consistent with experimental data on β-alumina, but is inconsistent with data on AgI.
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Kimball et al. (1978) studied this question.
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