Ferroelectric solid solutions with morphotropic boundaries: Vanishing polarization anisotropy, adaptive, polar glass, and two-phase states

By G. Rossetti, A. Khachaturyan, G. Akcay, Y. Ni. 2008

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Ceramics and Composites, Materials Chemistry

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• Lead-free piezoceramics – Where to move on? (2016, background): “Though the existence of monoclinicity at MPB is still controversial [68,75,76], Cohen's group, who initially claimed that the polarization rotation concept should be ineffective in polycrystalline materials, proposed that the monoclinicity itself guarantees the enhanced electromechanical properties ”
• Atomic Structure of Domain and Interphase Boundaries in Ferroelectric HfO2 (2017, background): “Domain wall energy is an important parameter for determining the length scale of ordering and the domain sizes, and thus has important implications for mechanical and electrical behavior.(29) Because these systems contain multiple phases, “interphase boundaries” can form as walls between different p”