Dear Users, This is the very first time that I have tried finding the dielectric constant using FIREFLY.. I have attached an output file for your reference. I wanted to find the dielectric constant at Frequency=1 KHz. For the same, I have added "1.519835E-13" to the Freq(1) array. I would be really grateful if you all can help me understand HOW to calculate the dielectric constant from the o/p file. Also, as you can see, I have used classical calculations here. In addition, I request Alex Sir to tell the Frequency range (in KHz) in which we can find the dielectric constant..
Kind Regards,
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