A study of the appropriateness, geometry, size, and fillers boundary restraint on representative volume element in electrical simulation for carbon-based nanocomposites

Xun Sheng Zhu; Pengfei Wang; Xinli Wang; Ping Liu; Chen Wu; Jiayan Yan; Xiaoling Liu; Caixia Liu; Ying Huang; Aiguo Song; Yunjian Ge

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A study of the appropriateness, geometry, size, and fillers boundary restraint on representative volume element in electrical simulation for carbon-based nanocomposites

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