PFM phase images of domains written with multiple pulses of 10 μs

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PFM phase images of domains written with multiple pulses of 10 μs

a) PFM phase image after a +10 V, 10 μ s pulse, with the switched

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PFM observation of ferroelastic domain pattern modulated by

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