Electric field effect in correlated oxide systems

C. H. Ahn (), J.-M. Triscone () and J. Mannhart ()
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C. H. Ahn: Yale University
J.-M. Triscone: University of Geneva
J. Mannhart: University of Augsburg

Nature, 2003, vol. 424, issue 6952, 1015-1018

Abstract: Abstract Semiconducting field-effect transistors are the workhorses of the modern electronics era. Recently, application of the field-effect approach to compounds other than semiconductors has created opportunities to electrostatically modulate types of correlated electron behaviour—including high-temperature superconductivity and colossal magnetoresistance—and potentially tune the phase transitions in such systems. Here we provide an overview of the achievements in this field and discuss the opportunities brought by the field-effect approach.

Date: 2003
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