To study the effects appearing under mechanical stresses, we have used the model of glycinium phosphite ferroelectric, modified by taking into account the piezoelectric coupling of ordering structure elements with lattice strains. In the frames of two-particle cluster approximation, the components of polarization vector and static dielectric permittivity tensor of the crystal, as well as its piezoelectric and thermal characteristics are calculated. Influence of shear stresses, hydrostatic and uniaxial pressures on the phase transition and physical characteristics of the crystal is studied.
Using modified microscopic model of GPI by taking into account the piezoelectric coupling with strains ε i in the frames of two-particle cluster approximation, the components of polarization vector and static dielectric permittivity tensor of the crystal at applying the external transverse electric fields E 1 and E 3 are calculated. An analysis of the influence of these fields on thermodynamic characteristics of GPI is carried out. A satisfactory quantitative description of the available experimental data for these characteristics has been obtained at a proper choice of the model parameters.
The proton ordering model for the KH 2 PO 4 type ferroelectrics is modified by taking into account the dependence of the effective dipole moments on the proton ordering parameter. Within the four-particle cluster approximation we calculate the crystal polarization and explore the electrocaloric effect. Smearing of the ferroelectric phase transition by a longitudinal electric field is described. A good agreement with experiment is obtained.
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