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Ferroelectric Perovskites For Highspeed Memory A Mechanism Revealed By Quantum Bonding Motion Taku Onishi

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Ferroelectric Perovskites For Highspeed Memory A Mechanism Revealed By Quantum Bonding Motion Taku Onishi
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Ferroelectric Perovskites For Highspeed Memory A Mechanism Revealed By Quantum Bonding Motion Taku Onishi instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.5 MB
Pages: 207
Author: Taku Onishi
ISBN: 9789811926686, 9811926689
Language: English
Year: 2022

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Ferroelectric Perovskites For Highspeed Memory A Mechanism Revealed By Quantum Bonding Motion Taku Onishi by Taku Onishi 9789811926686, 9811926689 instant download after payment.

This book is intended for theoretical and experimental researchers who are interested in ferroelectrics and advanced memory. After introducing readers to dielectric, perovskites, advanced memories, and ferroelectric, it explains quantum simulation. Then, using molecular orbital calculation results, it explains the ferroelectric mechanism in perovskite titanium oxides in concrete terms. Lastly, the book examines the materials designed for high-performance ferroelectrics and discusses the future of high-speed memory.

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