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Structural disorder, polarisation and the normal to relaxor ferroelectric transition in BaTiO 3 based perovskites

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Liu, Yun
Withers, Raymond

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Taylor & Francis Group

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This paper uses structured diffuse scattering to compare and contrast the local crystal structure behaviour of the normal ferroelectric BaTiO3 with a range of relaxor ferroelectric substituted BaTiO3 materials. The results strongly suggest that both normal ferroelectric BaTiO3 and the relaxor ferroelectric substituted BaTiO3's have the same underlying polarisation mechanism i.e. inherent 1-D correlated Ti cation and neighbouring O anion displacements forming 1-D dipole clusters (or polar nano regions). The role of the substituting ions is not to induce the PNR's but rather to suppress homogeneous strain distortion, transverse correlation of the 1-D PNR's and a transition into a long range ordered ferroelctric state.

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Ferroelectrics

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2037-12-31
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