2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.cap.2020.01.015
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Structural properties of ferroelectric heterostructures using coherent bragg rod analysis

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“…We note that atomic-scale interaction between oxygen molecules and surface structures should occurs depending on gas pressure and surface reconstructions in a reversible manner [37,38] . Thus, further experimental and theoretical investigations are highly required by employing surface structure analysis tools, such as scanning tunneling microscopy or surface x-ray scattering [38,39] .…”
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“…We note that atomic-scale interaction between oxygen molecules and surface structures should occurs depending on gas pressure and surface reconstructions in a reversible manner [37,38] . Thus, further experimental and theoretical investigations are highly required by employing surface structure analysis tools, such as scanning tunneling microscopy or surface x-ray scattering [38,39] .…”
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“…S2], but it is still complicated by the presence of O atoms in both the film and the substrate, of which near-surface coherent Bragg rod analysis is further requested. 46 In conclusion, we performed in situ ARPES measurements on the LAO/STO heterostructure to elucidate the underlying mechanism for the CI formation. We demonstrated that the CI can be created by polarity-induced Vbi in the LAO layer of the as-grown samples or by UV-irradiation-generated OV on the LAO surface.…”
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