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Manipulation of conductive domain walls in confined ferroelectric nanoislands

Tian et al., 2019

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223075265304649231
Author
Tian G
Yang W
Song X
Zheng D
Zhang L
Chen C
Li P
Fan H
Yao J
Chen D
Fan Z
Hou Z
Zhang Z
Wu S
Zeng M
Gao X
Liu J
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Advanced Functional Materials

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Conductive ferroelectric domain walls—ultranarrow configurable conduction paths—have been considered as essential building blocks for future programmable domain wall electronics. For applications in high‐density devices, it is imperative to explore the …
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