Possible Far Infrared Probes of Ferroelectric Size Effects

Robert Stamps, D.R. Tilley

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    Abstract

    We examine linear and nonlinear far-infrared reflection from a ferroelectric surface including a gradient term in the polarisation. The results show how linear spectroscopy may measure previously undetermined gradient and surface parameters. Second harmonic generation is discussed, with results for nonlinear reflection.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)221-226
    JournalFerroelectrics
    Volume230
    Issue numberN/A
    Publication statusPublished - 1999

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