I was wondering is there any material (elementary or composite) which has electric field-dependent anisotropic conductivity around 2.5e^-2 S/m.
Say for instance, the conductivity of the material in one direction (x-direction) changes with the electric field on the other direction (y-direction).
I am enlisting expertise from the researchers working in material or meta material field. Thanks !
Nima Salyani
I think Graphene is good candidate . its conductivity is anisotropic when the magnetic field is applied and is electric field dependent. by changing electric and magnetic field, you can get such values.
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