Field induced nucleation in the presence of a metal electrode

Field induced nucleation in the presence of a metal electrode

We consider the effect of metal electrodes on the polarizability and nucleation of metal phases responsible for the operations of the emerging solid state memory. Our analysis is based on the image charge approach. We find results for point dipoles in static and oscillatory fields as well as an erec...

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Hauptverfasser: Karpov, V G, Maltby, R E E, Karpov, I V, Yalon, E
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