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Discharge currents and susceptibility functions are given for KTaO 3 doped with Li. These functions are parametrised in terms of a Kohlrausch-Williams-Watts decay function involving a stretched exponential in the time domain. The parameters, namely the size of the relaxation step, the relaxation rate and the stretch index are given as a function of temperature. The step size shows the usual cusp at T f whereas neither the relaxation time nor the stretch index are critical functions of T-T f , where T f denotes the transition temperature to the dipolar phase. Below T f , arithmetic decay is observed.
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Höchli et al. (1990) studied this question.
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