Ferroelectric Ceramics
Ferroelectric Ceramics
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DOI：
10.1007/978-3-0348-7551-6
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发表时间：
2011
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M. Abba;A. Boutarfaia
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作者：
M. Abba;A. Boutarfaia
铁电陶瓷领域的一个迷人的方面是它的跨学科性质。这方面也是在外地工作的人遇到困难的一个原因。在一个成功的铁电团队中，物理理论家必须了解烧结技术专家，电气工程师必须与晶体学家沟通，有机化学家将与微电子工程师互动，电子显微镜学家应该与系统工程师合作。1991年9月，在瑞士阿斯科纳蒙特维里A的斯特凡诺·弗朗西尼中心（ETHZ）举办了铁电陶瓷暑期班，目的是帮助不同学科的人建立桥梁，并以辅导讲座的形式为他们介绍铁电体的一些不同方面。这本书是这次暑期学校的书面版本。内容包括：铁电材料、铁电物理、薄膜、铁电材料的制备及其应用。它代表了当前感兴趣的主题的横截面。材料是从用户的角度提出的（LE Cross），即为特定应用定制材料。两个评论解决铁电畴和畴壁的重要课题（I。Fousek和H. Schmid）。在致力于理论的部分中，提出了当前感兴趣的三个主题：薄膜中的相变（DR蒂利），弱铁电体（AK Tagantsev）和介电损耗（AK Tagantsev）。
One of the fascinating aspects of the field of ferroelectric ceramics is its interdisciplinary nature. This aspect is also a source of difficulty for the people working in the field. In a successful team of ferroelectricians the physics theoretician must understand the sintering technologist, the electrical engineer has to communicate with the crystallographer, the organic chemist will interact with the microelectronics engineer, the electron microscopist should collaborate with the systems engineer. It was the purpose of the summer school on ferroelectric ceramics that took place at the Centro Stefano Franscini (ETHZ), Monte VeritA, Ascona, Switzerland, in September 1991 to help to build bridges between people from the different disciplines and to draw for them, in the form of tutorial lectures, some of the different facets of ferroelectrics. The book is a written version of this summer school. It contains the following subjects: ferroelectric materials, physics of ferroelectrics, thin films, processing of ferroelectrics and their applications. It represents a cross section of topics of current interest. Materials are presented (LE Cross) from the point of view of the user, ie the tailoring of materials for specific applications. Two reviews address the important topic of ferroelectric domains and domain walls (I. Fousek and H. Schmid). In the part devoted to theory, three subjects of current interest are presented: phase transition in thin films (DR Tilley), weak ferroelectrics (AK Tagantsev) and dielectric losses (AK Tagantsev).