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Ferroelectric materials / Ceramic materials / Electrical phenomena / Condensed matter physics / Lead compounds / Lead zirconate titanate / Ferroelectricity / Piezoresponse force microscopy / Curie temperature / Matter / Physics / Electromagnetism
Date: 2009-11-11 03:30:09
Ferroelectric materials
Ceramic materials
Electrical phenomena
Condensed matter physics
Lead compounds
Lead zirconate titanate
Ferroelectricity
Piezoresponse force microscopy
Curie temperature
Matter
Physics
Electromagnetism

Investigation of ferroelectric domains with scanning probe microscope

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