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From Ferroionic Instability to Domain Patterns at an Exposed Surfaces of Multiaxial Ferroelectrics
We analyze the formation of domain structures in multiaxial ferroelectrics with an open, electrochemically compensated surface. The model combines vector polarization, surface electrochemistry, electrostatics, compatible strain, and competitive adsorption on common sites. We construct homogeneous ph
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