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Intrinsic switching leads to oxygen diffusion and breakdown in hafnia ferroelectrics
Conventional ferroelectrics exhibit well-defined polarization states linked through electric switching. In fluorite-structured ferroelectrics like hafnia, though, switching and oxygen diffusion seem to coexist, enriching the nature of ferroelectricity. Here we address the intrinsic, room-temperature
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