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Anomalous Pressure-Enhanced Polarization in Sliding Ferroelectrics
Hydrostatic pressure commonly suppresses polarization in conventional displacive ferroelectrics by weakening the off-center ionic distortion. Sliding ferroelectrics may provide a contrasting case because their polarization arises from stacking-dependent interlayer charge transfer rather than intra-u
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