Complex Oxide Electronics
Impact of Native Point Defects on Multifunctional Materials
A combination of mechanical strain, atomic composition, and defect formation inside perovskite lattices determines state-of-the-art performance
3-Dimensional Probe on a Nanometer Scale
Mechanical Stress -> Native Defects -> Electric Potential -> Dielectric / RF Change
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