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Terahertz-field activation of polar skyrons - Nature Communications

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By Huaiyu Wang, Vladimir A. Stoica, Sujit Das, Yue Cao, Hari Padma, Takahiro Sato, Sanghoon Song, Matthias Hoffmann, Patrick J. Kramer, Yanwen Sun, Zhan Zhang, Lane Martin, Aaron Lindenberg, Long-Qing Chen, John Freeland, Jirka Hlinka, Venkatraman Gopalan
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Abstract Unraveling collective modes arising from coupled degrees of freedom is crucial for understanding complex interactions in solids and developing new functionalities. Unique collective behaviors emerge when two degrees of freedom, ordered on distinct length scales, interact.
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Establishing a pure antiferroelectric PbZrO3 phase through tensile epitaxial strain - Nature Communications

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By Florian Godel, Jirka Hlinka, Brahim Dkhil, Daniel Sando, Hugo Aramberri, Jorge Íñiguez-González, Stéphane Fusil, Thomas Maroutian
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Abstract The nature of lead zirconate, the historical antiferroelectric material, has recently been challenged. In PbZrO3 epitaxial films, thickness reduction engenders competition among antiferroelectric, ferrielectric and ferroelectric phases. All studies so far on PbZrO3 films have utilized commercially-available oxide single crystals with large compressive lattice mismatch, causing the films to undergo strain relaxation.
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Electric-field-induced multiferroic topological solitons - Nature Materials

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By Zixin Li, Aurore Finco, Pavel Marton, Johanna Fischer, Brahim Dkhil, Vincent Jacques, Michel Viret, Karim Bouzehouane, Stéphane Fusil, Amr Abdelsamie, Jirka Hlinka
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Abstract Topologically protected spin whirls in ferromagnets are foreseen as the cart-horse of solitonic information technologies. Nevertheless, the future of skyrmionics may rely on antiferromagnets due to their immunity to dipolar fields, straight motion along the driving force and ultrafast dynamics.
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