Atomic and Electronic Structure of Polar Oxide Interfaces
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In this project we developed fundamental understanding of atomic and electronic mechanisms for stabilization of polar oxide interfaces. An integrated experimental and theoretical methodology was used to develop knowledge on this important new class of ionic materials with limited dimensionality, with implications for multiple branches of the basic and applied energy sciences.
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In this project we developed fundamental understanding of atomic and electronic mechanisms for stabilization of polar oxide interfaces. An integrated experimental and theoretical methodology was used to develop knowledge on this important new class of ionic materials with limited dimensionality, with implications for multiple branches of the basic and applied energy sciences.
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Gajdardziska-Josifovska, Marija.Atomic and Electronic Structure of Polar Oxide Interfaces,
report,
January 17, 2014;
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
(https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc867331/:
accessed May 17, 2024),
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