Abstract:
It has been shown for the first time that in the dielectric spectra of a VO$_2$ nanocrystalline film, the Mott (electronic) component of the Mott-Peierls thermally stimulated phase transition manifests itself in the form of a monotonic increase in the frequencies of the features of the dielectric spectra on the heating branch and a decrease in their frequencies on the cooling branch of the thermal hysteresis loop. At the same time, the Peierls (structural) component manifests itself in the form of a redistribution of intensities between the monoclinic and tetragonal components of the fine structure of the dielectric spectra with a simultaneous monotonic change in the frequency position of the fine structure features, forming a multi-link nature of the hysteresis loop of the complex phase transition of conductivity.