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Cluster polarization of Cd2Nb2O7 compound

Authors: Chen Ang; L. E. Cross; Ruyan Guo; A. S. Bhalla;

Cluster polarization of Cd2Nb2O7 compound

Abstract

The direct-current (dc) electric-field dependence of dielectric constant around paraelectric–ferroelectric transition in Cd2Nb2O7 has been studied. The results show significant suppression of the dielectric constant by the application of dc bias. The electric-field dependence of the dielectric constant at the temperature around paraelectric–ferroelectric phase transition can be well described by the modified Devenshire relation including a cluster term, i.e., ε(E)=ε1−ε2E2+ε3E4+(Px/ε0)[cosh(Ex)]−2. The fit parameters indicate that the polar-cluster carries polarization P=∼0.5–2.5 mC/m2 with the cluster size of L=∼11–15 nm.

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