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Bayesian Methods for the Investigation of Temperature-Dependence in Conductivity

Andrew R. McCluskey, Benjamin J. Morgan, Samuel W. Coles

Bayesian methods provide a coherent framework to fit models like Arrhenius to temperature-dependent conductivity data while quantifying uncertainties and enabling extrapolation.

arxiv:2512.17792 v5 · 2025-12-19 · cond-mat.mtrl-sci

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Bayesian methods offer a coherent framework that addresses quantifying the uncertainty of fitted parameters, assessing whether the data quality is sufficient to support a particular empirical model, and using these models to predict behaviour at temperatures outside the measured range.

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That the empirical models (e.g., Arrhenius) are appropriate descriptions of the underlying temperature dependence and that the chosen priors and likelihoods are suitable for the data; if the model form is misspecified, model selection and extrapolation lose validity.

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Bayesian inference provides a framework for parameter estimation, model selection, and uncertainty-aware extrapolation when analyzing temperature-dependent ionic conductivity and diffusion data.

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arxiv: 2512.17792 · arxiv_version: 2512.17792v5 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2512.17792 · pith_short_12: B3DHQNC2SEES · pith_short_16: B3DHQNC2SEESLDVD · pith_short_8: B3DHQNC2
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