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To the EditorThe defining property of ferroelectrics is a reversible spontaneous electric polarization whose magnitude and direction can.

This Correspondence distills much of the discussion from a Workshop on.

Authors and AffiliationsLab. Matériaux et Génie Physique, Minatec, CNRS, Grenoble Institute of Technology, 38016, Grenoble, France J. Kreisel Max Planck Insti.

Cite this articleKreisel, J., Alexe, M. & Thomas, P. A photoferroelectric material is more than the sum of its parts. Nature Mater 11, 260 (2012). http.

Solution epitaxy of polarization-gradient ferroelectric oxide films with colossal photovoltaic currentChen Lin Zijun Zhang Gaorong Han Nature Communic.

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