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Irreducible sub-nm$^2$ ferroelectric domains by 2D-flat polar band in perovskite superlattices
Flat polar phonon bands in ferroelectrics have been envisioned to realize irreducibly small domains for achieving the highest memory density. However, such bands are extremely rare, with only a one-dimensional flat polar band discovered in ferroelectric hafnia, which gives rise to irreducibly narrow
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