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Spinodals and Domain Instabilities in Ionically-compensated Ferroelectric Films
A ferroelectric surface in contact with an ionic or molecular reservoir is intrinsically a ferroionic state in which polarization and compensating surface charge are thermodynamically coupled. Surface chemical compensation is known to control the magnitude and sign of ferroelectric polarization, yet
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