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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"ferroelectric domain structure"”.

  1. X-ray scattering studies of strongly correlated materials: orbital ordering in KCuF3 and stripe-like domain structures in BiFeO3 epitaxial thin films

    … ordered KCuF3 and periodic arrays of stripe-like ferroelectric domains in epitaxial thin films of multiferroic BiFeO3 are presented in this dissertation. Both resonant soft x-ray elastic scattering and non-resonant hard x-ray elastic scattering probes were used. Our experiments on KCuF3 have …

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  2. Strain-phase relations in lead-free ferroelectric KxNa1-xNbO3 epitaxial films for domain engineering

    … films for technical applications by tuning the ferroelectric film properties on the basis of the strain-phase diagram. For this purpose, a fundamental understanding of the relation between incorporated lattice strain by epitaxial growth of thin films and the evolution of ferroelectric phases has …

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

    When subjected to low electric field, domain walls play an important role in determining the response of ferroelectrics to applied stimuli. While contributions to ferroelectric properties from the intrinsic response of the polarization within a domain and so-called extrinsic contributions from the …

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