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Nano-Ferroelectric Materials and Devices

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A summary is presented of recent developments in ferroelectric nanotubes, nanowires and nanodots, their electrical characterization and related theories of their structures, including the possibility of toroidal ordering. Also summarized is recent work on ultra-thin single crystals (

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