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Arnaud Robert André Crassous

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Controlled creation and displacement of charged domain walls in ferroelectric thin films

Nava Setter, Tomas Sluka, Silviu Cosmin Sandu, Ludwig Feigl, Arnaud Robert André Crassous

Charged domain walls in ferroelectric materials are of high interest due to their potential use in nanoelectronic devices. While previous approaches have utilized complex scanning probe techniques or frustrative poling here we show the creation of charged ...

Nature Research2016

Polarization charge as a reconfigurable quasi-dopant in ferroelectric thin films

Nava Setter, Alexander Tagantsev, Tomas Sluka, Arnaud Robert André Crassous

Impurity elements used as dopants are essential to semiconductor technology for controlling the concentration of charge carriers. Their location in the semiconductor crystal is determined during the fabrication process and remains fixed. However, another p ...

Nature Publishing Group2015

Engineered a/c domain patterns in multilayer (110) epitaxial Pb(Zr,Ti)O-3 thin films: Impact on domain compliance and piezoelectric properties

Nava Setter, Silviu Cosmin Sandu, Andrea Mazzalai, Mahamudu Mtebwa, Arnaud Robert André Crassous

While there is extensive literature on the influence of both compressive and tensile strain on the domain patterns of (001) tetragonal ferroelectric thin films, little is known regarding domain engineering in (110) films. The primary reason is the absence ...

2016