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Multiscale computational study of the dielectric response of semi-crystalline polyethylene with chemical defects
Polymers are widely used as functional insulating materials, but predicting their dielectric behavior is challenging because multiple mechanisms, acting across different spatial and temporal scales, contribute to their response. In polyethylene (PE), one of the most common polymers, electronic, atom
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