Abstract:
This paper reports on a study of the electrical conductivity and permittivity of Tl(InS$_2$)$_{1-x}$(FeSe$_2$)$_x$ crystals as functions of composition and temperature. It has been found that the permittivity decreases in magnitude, while the electrical conductivity increases with increasing $x$. Crystals Tl(InS$_2$)$_{1-x}$(FeSe$_2$)$_x$ have been observed to undergo a sequence of phase transitions characteristic of TlInS$_2$, which manifests itself in formation of anomalies in the $\sigma=f(T)$ and $\varepsilon=f(T)$ temperature dependences. It has been shown that as $x$ increases, the phase transition temperatures decrease, while the temperature region within which the incommensurate phase persists broadens slightly.