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Orientation-dependent mutual crystalline and amorphous order in a single phase solid - Nature Communications

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By Rui Xia, Jiantao Li, Yorick A. Birkhölzer, Haoyang Peng, Kangning Zhao, Ruohan Yu, Congli Sun, Lei Zhang, Qi Liu, Sungsik Lee, Tianyi Li, Yang Ren, Jie Zheng, Mark Huijben
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Abstract Amorphous materials distinguish themselves from crystalline materials by lacking long-range order while retaining structural order at the local scale (2–5 Å). However, the complexity in topological and chemical order prevents current characterization tools from fully unveiling the structure in disordered materials. Consequently, the nature of medium-range order in amorphous materials has remained elusive.
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Orbital-overlap-driven hybridization in 3d-transition metal perovskite oxides LaMO3 (M = Ti-Ni) and La2CuO4 - Communications Physics Original

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By Chun-Yu Liu, Lorenzo Celiberti, Yorick A. Birkhölzer, Ellen M. Kiens, Christoph Baeumer, Gertjan Koster, Catherine Dubourdieu, Cesare Franchini
| Nature Verified
Abstract The wide tunability of strongly correlated transition metal (TM) oxides stems from their complex electronic properties and the coupled degrees of freedom. Among the perovskite oxides family, LaMO3 (M = Ti-Ni) allows an M-dependent systematic study of the electronic structure within the same-structure-family motif. While most of the studies have been focusing on the 3d TMs and oxygen sites, the role of the rare-earth site has been far less explored.
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Towards Design Rules for Multilayer Ferroelectric Energy Storage Capacitors – A Study Based on Lead‐Free and Relaxor‐Ferroelectric/Paraelectric Multilayer Devices

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By MINH NGUYEN, Minh Nguyễn, Evert Houwman, Yorick A. Birkhölzer, Hung N. Vu
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Future pulsed-power electronic systems based on dielectric capacitors require the use of environment-friendly materials with high energy-storage performance that can operate efficiently and reliably in harsh environments. Here, we present a study of multilayer structures, combining paraelectric-like Ba0.6Sr0.4TiO3 (BST) with relaxor-ferroelectric BaZr0.4Ti0.6O3 (BZT) layers on SrTiO3-buffered Si substrates, with the goal to optimize the high energy-storage performance.
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