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ferroelectric domain

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ferroelectric domain [¦fe·rō·i′lek·trik də′mān]
(solid-state physics)
A region of a ferroelectric material within which the spontaneous polarization is constant.
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A few examples of specific topics discussed include single grain Yba2Cu3Oy porous ceramic superconductors, progress in ferroelectric domain engineering at the micro/nanoscale, improving thermoelectric device performance and durability through the integration of advanced aerogel-based ceramics, sol-gel routs to nanostructured patterned ferroelectric thin films with novel electronic and optical properties, and transparent conducting properties in layered oxychalcogenides.
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00 Hardcover TA410 Most of the 16 contributions in the 2006 edition of the annual series review recent research on porous and colloidal materials, ferroelectric domains, and hydrogen in metals and semiconductors.
Annual review of materials research; v.36, 2006 by SciTech Book News
 
 
 
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