Abstract
The science and technology of dielectric materials—a strong topic in physics, chemistry, and electrical engineering—has been pursued for well over 100 years. At present, dielectric materials have wide applications throughout the electronics, microwave, communication, and aerospace industries. Silicon dioxide has been the most significant and ubiquitous dielectric for several decades.
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