Abstract
The real part of the dielectric constant was studied in the temperature range of 340 to 10 K, and at frequencies that range from 1 to 104 Hz. The dipole contribution to the dielectric constant has been found at temperatures lower than 110 K while the space-charge contribution due to the increase of crystal defects is dominant at temperatures higher than 290K.
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