The emancipation of flexoelectricity

Arias, Irene; Catalán, Gustau; Sharma, Pradeep

doi:10.1063/5.0079319

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“…The influence of flexoelectric coupling on the properties of low-dimensional transition metal dichalcogenides was studied by Morozovska et al [15]. Recent trends and achievements in flexoelectricity research and applications could be found in [16] and in references therein. The coupling between intrinsic parameters, namely, spontaneous polarization gradient inherent to nanosystems and strain, was considered in [17].…”

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New trends in the nanophysics of ferroics, relaxors and multiferroics

Glinchuk¹,

Yurchenko²,

Eliseev³

2022

Condens. Matter Phys.

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New trends in the nanophysics of ferroics, relaxors and multiferroics

Glinchuk¹,

Yurchenko²,

Eliseev³

2022

Condens. Matter Phys.

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Flexoelectricity, Triboelectricity, and Free Interfacial Charges

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Olson

2024

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Triboelectricity has been a topic of some confusion for many years, probably because it is very diverse and some of the fundamental science has not been clear. This is now starting to change. A few years ago, the importance of flexoelectricity at asperities is pointed out. That paper exploited the established physics of compensation of bound surface or interfacial charges without going into detail. The purpose of this paper is to expand further on this, mapping from the established physics of electrostatics with contact potentials and Maxwell's displacement field to the underlying fundamentals of charge transfer in triboelectricity. Examples from the published literature are used to illustrate this. In the discussion, some of the open questions and challenges to the community are mentioned.

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The emancipation of flexoelectricity

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New trends in the nanophysics of ferroics, relaxors and multiferroics

New trends in the nanophysics of ferroics, relaxors and multiferroics

Flexoelectricity, Triboelectricity, and Free Interfacial Charges

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