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Engineering Grain Boundary Commensurability for Ferroelectric Stabilization in Hafnia-Based Films
Grain boundaries fundamentally dictate the macroscopic properties of polycrystalline materials by breaking long-range symmetry. In ferroelectrics, these structural discontinuities are conventionally considered as detrimental features that induce depolarization fields and accumulate defects, thereby
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