January 29, 2026
Iowa State University
January 29, 2026
Recent Advances in the Study of Fast Ionically Conducting Glasses Using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Techniques
SW Martin
Materials chemistry and physics 23 (1-2), 225-265
Conductivity Relaxation in Glass: Compositional Contributions to Non – Exponentiality
SW Martin
Applied Physics A 49 (3), 239-247
Correlation Between the Activation Enthalpy and Kohlrausch Exponent for Ionic Conductivity in Oxide Glasses
KL Ngai, SW Martin
Physical Review B 40 (15), 10550
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