Loss Tangent
Loss tangent is a dimensionless material property in the genus of complex response ratios that quantifies the phase lag between stress and strain in viscoelastic materials or between electric displacement and electric field in dielectrics, defined as the ratio of the imaginary component (loss modulus or dissipative part) to the real component (storage modulus or reactive part) of the complex permittivity or mechanical compliance.
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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