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Journal Article: Decoupling mesoscale functional response in PLZT across the ferroelectric–relaxor phase transition with contact Kelvin probe force microscopy and machine learning

December 21, 2018 Brian Rodriguez

New paper in ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces in collaboration with Oak Ridge National Laboratory and others: multidimensional voltage spectroscopy and machine learning applied to relaxor ferroelectrics.

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