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| English | A transfer matrix program to calculate the conductivity of random resistor networks |
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A transfer matrix program to calculate the conductivity of random resistor networks (English)
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1984
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We describe technical details on a new method of calculating the conductivity of random resistor networks which uses transfer matrix ideas. We give a program which calculates the conductivity of three- dimensional bars, and we provide a few comments on the advantages of this method and its performances.
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percolation
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Fortran program
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vector computer
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random resistor networks
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transfer matrix
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