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Unambiguous characterization of in-plane dielectric response in nanoconfined liquids: water as a case study
The in-plane dielectric constant of nanoconfined water has attracted growing interest in recent years. Nevertheless, assigning a bulk-like dielectric constant to a molecularly thin film is convention dependent because it requires choosing an effective water width. We propose the in-plane 2D polariza
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