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In real polycrystals the crystallites are separated from each other by an intergranular space, affecting the effective conductivity of the polycrystal. This influence is higher when the less are the dimensions of crystallites. In the work the method of predicting the effective conductivity of polycrystalline media, which takes into account the presence of the intergranular space, has been developed. To construct the method, a polycrystal model has been adopted, in which the crystallites are considered to be non-uniform, consisting of a uniform crystalline anisotropic core and a uniform isotropic shell. To calculate the effective conductivity of the polycrystal, a generalized effective-field approximation is used, and the effective conductivity of the medium is used as a parameter of the comparison medium, i.e. a method of the self-consistent solution is used. On the basis of the developed method for a case of spherical crystallites with spherical shell the formula for polycrystal effective conductivity depending on the tensor of the crystalline cores, the conductivity of the shell and the volume fraction of the cores in the crystallines, has been obtained. This formula is applied in particular cases of polycrystalline medium, precisely for a polycrystal with single-type crystallites with isotropic core, in which case the expression for effective conductivity coincides with the classical Maxwell - Garnet formula; for polycrystal with the single-type with anisotropic cores with the same orientation of their crystallographic axes in space; for polycrystal with single-type crystallites with anisotropic cores with uniform distribution of orientations of their crystallographic axes in space; for polycrystal with conducting cores of crystallites and absolutely non-conducting shells. In the latter case the effective conductivity of the polycrystal turns to zero conductivity, which is fully consistent with the physical meaning. Funding: the work has been supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (project no. 19-08-00111-a).

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