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Hidden Subsurface Oxygen Asymmetry Stabilizes Polaron Beneath the Polar CeO2(100) Surface
Polar oxide surfaces often reconstruct to compensate their intrinsic electrostatic instability, yet identifying the atomic-scale structural motifs that govern such reconstructions and their coupling with localized electronic states remains challenging because oxygen configurations are difficult to r
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