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Polarity and anti-distortive polarons in WO 3 through epitaxial shear strain

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By Martin F. Sarott, Jack T. Eckstein, Majid Ahmadi, Ellen M. Kiens, Gertjan Koster, Bart J. Kooi, Michael Carpenter, Ekhard K. H. Salje, Beatriz Noheda, Ewout van der Veer, Stijn Feringa, Dennis van der Veen, Johanna van Gent González, Horatio R. J. Cox
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Abstract Bestowing complementary metal-oxide semiconductor-compatible binary oxides with additional functionalities is a powerful strategy toward the realization of oxide electronics. Ideal candidates are thin films which display a strong sensitivity to strain, chemical doping or nanoscale confinement. Among these, crystalline tungsten trioxide WO3 exhibits exceptional structural flexibility, enabling a wide range of functionalities.
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Coupling Phase Switching with Generalized Brewster Effect for Tunable Optical Sensor Designs

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By Daniel T. Yimam, Teodor Zaharia, Maria A. Loi, Bart J. Kooi
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction In nanophotonics and optoelectronics, thin films play a key role in advanced optical device designs. By tuning the physical and optical properties of thin films, control of light interaction with optical devices has produced attractive applications in many fields.
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Phase‐Change and Ovonic Materials (Sixth Edition)

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By Pierre Noé, Bart J. Kooi, Matthias Wuttig
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It is with great pleasure that we introduce the sixth edition of the special issue on phase-change and ovonic materials, published annually in conjunction with the European Symposium on Phase Change and Ovonic Science (E\PCOS). Like its predecessors, this latest edition reflects the enduring strength and vitality of our community, built over 23 years of E\PCOS conferences.
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