ArticleNature communications2023
Absence of critical thickness for polar skyrmions with breaking the Kittel's law.
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- Quasi-2D and 3D phase-field simulation studies of polar vortex domain structures for high-density domain engineering.Scientific reports · 2024Article
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- Giant electric field-induced second harmonic generation in polar skyrmions.Nature communications · 2024Article
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Abstract
The period of polar domain (d) in ferroics was commonly believed to scale with corresponding film thicknesses (h), following the classical Kittel's law of d ∝ [Formula: see text]. Here, we have not only observed that this relationship fails in the case of polar skyrmions, where the period shrinks nearly to a constant value, or even experiences a slight increase, but also discovered that skyrmions have further persisted in [(PbTiO
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