2016
DOI: 10.1557/mrc.2016.29
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Frontiers in strain-engineered multifunctional ferroic materials

Abstract: Multifunctional, complex oxides capable of exhibiting highly-coupled electrical, mechanical, thermal, and magnetic susceptibilities have been pursued to address a range of salient technological challenges. Today, efforts are focused on addressing the pressing needs of a range of applications and identifying, understanding, and controlling materials with the potential for enhanced or novel responses. In this prospective, we highlight important developments in theoretical and computational techniques, materials … Show more

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“…Considerable effort in modern materials science has focused on the quest for multifunctional materials with novel or enhanced responses as a means to meet the needs of a diverse range of applications. Complex‐oxide ferroelectric thin films have been extensively studied due to the existence of spontaneous switchable polarization and strong coupling between their electrical, mechanical, thermal, and optical responses . Among complex‐oxide ferroelectrics, BiFeO 3 has attracted considerable attention due to its multiferroic nature (i.e., coexistence of a large spontaneous polarization and G‐type antiferromagnetism), and potential for strong magnetoelectric coupling .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considerable effort in modern materials science has focused on the quest for multifunctional materials with novel or enhanced responses as a means to meet the needs of a diverse range of applications. Complex‐oxide ferroelectric thin films have been extensively studied due to the existence of spontaneous switchable polarization and strong coupling between their electrical, mechanical, thermal, and optical responses . Among complex‐oxide ferroelectrics, BiFeO 3 has attracted considerable attention due to its multiferroic nature (i.e., coexistence of a large spontaneous polarization and G‐type antiferromagnetism), and potential for strong magnetoelectric coupling .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mutual effects in case of four possible perturbations acting on the colloidal system: mechanical stress, electric field, thermal load, and magnetic field. Reproduced with permission . Copyright 2016, Materials Research Society. …”
Section: Multiphysics Effects Involvedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Caloric power generation draws on specialized fields such as magnetocalorics (an aspect of thermomagnetics or pyromagnetics), electrocalorics (an aspect of pyroelectrics), and mechanocalorics (an aspect of thermoelastics) . Similar to refrigeration, multicaloric (multiferroic) power generation has also attracted research interest . Because caloric (ferroic) materials allow the reversible caloric (ferroic) effect, it is obvious that their potential applications would go beyond refrigeration and air conditioning, reaching into power generation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%