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Physical properties of ferroelectric film with continuous space charge distribution

We present a theory of ferroelectric phase transitions in a film with a homogeneously distributed space charge leading to the so-called built-in polarization. On the base of our complete solution of the problem of continuous space charge distribution in a ferroelectric film, we calculate the ferroel...

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Published in:Phase transitions 2014-11, Vol.87 (10-11), p.1165-1173
Main Authors: Kirichenko, Elena V., Stephanovich, Vladimir A.
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Ferroelectrics
hysteresis
Mathematical analysis
Phase transformations
Phase transitions
Physical properties
Polarization
Space charge
Temperature
Thin films
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