Tip-induced domain growth on the non-polar cuts of lithium niobate single-crystals

Currently, ferroelectric materials with designed domain structures are considered as a perspective material for new generation of photonic, data storage, and data processing devices. Application of external electric field is the most convenient way of the domain structure formation. Lots of papers a...

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Hauptverfasser: Alikin, D. O., Ievlev, A. V., Turygin, A. P., Lobov, A. I., Kalinin, S. V., Shur, V. Ya
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description Currently, ferroelectric materials with designed domain structures are considered as a perspective material for new generation of photonic, data storage, and data processing devices. Application of external electric field is the most convenient way of the domain structure formation. Lots of papers are devoted to the investigation of domain kinetics on polar surface of crystals while the forward growth remains one of the most mysterious stages due to lack of experimental methods allowing to study it. Here, we performed tip-induced polarization reversal on X- and Y-non-polar cuts in single-crystal of congruent lithium niobate which allows us to study the forward growth with high spatial resolution. The revealed difference in the shape and length of domains induced on X- and Y-cuts is beyond previously developed theoretical approaches used for the theoretical consideration of the domains growth at non-polar ferroelectric surfaces. To explain experimental results, we used kinetic approach with anisotropy of screening efficiency along different crystallographic directions.
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Applied physics
Crystal growth
Crystal structure
Crystallography
Data processing
Data storage
Domains
Electronic devices
Ferroelectric materials
Ferroelectricity
Induced polarization
Lithium niobates
MATERIALS SCIENCE
Photonics
Single crystals
Spatial resolution
title Tip-induced domain growth on the non-polar cuts of lithium niobate single-crystals
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