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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Thin-Film Epitaxy"”.

  1. Orientation dependence of dielectric susceptibilities and switching characteristics in epitaxial ferroelectric thin films

    … the intrinsic response of the polarization within a domain and so-called extrinsic contributions from the motion of domain walls have been studied, the non-motional or stationary contribution from the material within the finite width of the domain wall itself has been particularly difficult to …

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  2. Enhancing light-matter interactions in oxide semiconductors

    … combining the ability to synthesize high-quality thin-films, control the strain via substrate epitaxy, and utilize self-assembly in composite materials. First, I show the ability to control shape, structure, surface, and density of nanostructures of a model oxide semiconductor Cu2O with …

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  3. New modalities of strain-based engineering of ferroelectrics: domain structure and properties of PbZr1-xTixO3 thin films

    … and pyroelectric responses of ferroelectric thin-films for a wide variety of applications including memories, transducers, energy harvesters, sensors, and many more. Traditionally, the ability to engineer materials using epitaxial strain has been confined to a limited range of materials …

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  4. Doped HfO2 thin films: Engineering and Origins of its ferroelectric properties

    … in scalable and CMOS-compatible HfO2 thin film in which its polarisation amplifies with reduced thickness below 10-nm, ultrathin ferroelectric HfO2 thin films are subject to be harnessed for next-generation non-volatile memory (NVM) or neuromorphic computing devices. Therefore, this …

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