Broadband Colossal Dielectric Constant in the Superionic Halide RbAg4I5: Role of Intercluster Ag+ Diffusion

Materials with ultrahigh dielectric constants and a low value of dielectric loss are important for energy storage and electronic devices. Traditionally, high dielectric constant is found in ferroel...

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