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When Screening Current Controls Ferroelectric Switching: From Field-Limited to Current-Limited Regimes
Tip-induced switching in ferroelectrics is commonly framed as a field-driven process controlled by domain-wall kinetics. Here we argue for a more universal viewpoint: under a scanning probe, polarization reversal is fundamentally constrained by how fast screening charge can be supplied and redistrib
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