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Reversible control of thermal conductivity via electric field-driven domain engineering in barium titanate ceramics
Heat management is a critical challenge in electronic integrated circuits, solid-state cooling, and thermoelectric energy harvesting, where tunable thermal conductivity could enable precise control of heat flow. While ferroelectrics exhibit promising thermal conductivity modulation in thin films and
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