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Direct probing of polarization charge at nanoscale level

Kwon et al., 2018

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6712010368819419675
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Kwon O
Seol D
Lee D
Han H
Lindfors‐Vrejoiu I
Lee W
Jesse S
Lee H
Kalinin S
Alexe M
Kim Y
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Advanced Materials

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Ferroelectric materials possess spontaneous polarization that can be used for multiple applications. Owing to a long‐term development of reducing the sizes of devices, the preparation of ferroelectric materials and devices is entering the nanometer‐scale regime …
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