Direct Measurements of the Atomic Displacements Related to the Ferroelectric Transition in Sn2P2S6
ORAL
Abstract
The Sn2P2S6 is known to be ferroelecetric and is one of the few Sn based ferroelectric (FE) systems which have been discovered. The true nature of the onset of the electric polarization has not be previously correlated with the changes in atomic structure. We have conducted structural measurements on multiple length scales as a function of temperature. In addition the structural results are compared to the low frequency phonons obtained from Raman scattering measurements. A complete model of the polar state of this system is developed.
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Presenters
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Sizhan Liu
New Jersey Inst of Tech, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Authors
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Sizhan Liu
New Jersey Inst of Tech, New Jersey Institute of Technology
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Han Zhang
New Jersey Inst of Tech, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Physics, University of Tennessee
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Sanjit Ghose
Brookhaven National Laboratory
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SuYin Grass Wang
Argonne National Laboratory
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Yu-Sheng Chen
Argonne National Laboratory
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Dean R Evans
Air Force Research Lab - WPAFB
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Trevor Tyson
New Jersey Inst of Tech, New Jersey Institute of Technology