Figure 6.
Imaginary part of the normalized complex conductivity of the three models for (a) $\Sigma _\mathrm{S} = 57.5\,$ mC m$^{-2}$ and $\varphi _\mathrm{d} = -46$ mV, (b) $\Sigma _\mathrm{S} = 57.5\,$ mC m$^{-2}$ and $\varphi _\mathrm{d} = -165$ mV, (c) $\Sigma _\mathrm{S} = 2.5\,$ mC m$^{-2}$ and $\varphi _\mathrm{d} = -46$ mV and (d) $\Sigma _\mathrm{S} = 2.5\,$ mC m$^{-2}$ and $\varphi _\mathrm{d} = -165$ mV.

Imaginary part of the normalized complex conductivity of the three models for (a) |$\Sigma _\mathrm{S} = 57.5\,$| mC m|$^{-2}$| and |$\varphi _\mathrm{d} = -46$| mV, (b) |$\Sigma _\mathrm{S} = 57.5\,$| mC m|$^{-2}$| and |$\varphi _\mathrm{d} = -165$| mV, (c) |$\Sigma _\mathrm{S} = 2.5\,$| mC m|$^{-2}$| and |$\varphi _\mathrm{d} = -46$| mV and (d) |$\Sigma _\mathrm{S} = 2.5\,$| mC m|$^{-2}$| and |$\varphi _\mathrm{d} = -165$| mV.

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