INVESTIGADORES
ALONSO Roberto Emilio
artículos
Título:
Charge transfer in the Ca1−xSrx HfO3 System
Autor/es:
A. LÓPEZ GARCÍA; R. E. ALONSO; M. FALABELLA; G. ECHEVERRIA
Revista:
FERROELECTRICS
Editorial:
TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
Referencias:
Año: 2008 vol. 363 p. 1 - 6
ISSN:
0015-0193
Resumen:
Mixed perovskites Ca1−x Srx HfO3 with x¡=1−x Srx HfO3 with x¡=
0.25, 0.50 and 0.75 have been prepared
for the first time by the high temperature solid state reaction method. The crystalline
structures of these perovskites were investigated by X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) technique.
The samples were irradiated with thermal neutrons to produce the 181Hf-181Ta Perturbed
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
181Hf-181Ta Perturbed
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
structures of these perovskites were investigated by X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) technique.
The samples were irradiated with thermal neutrons to produce the 181Hf-181Ta Perturbed
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
181Hf-181Ta Perturbed
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
structures of these perovskites were investigated by X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) technique.
The samples were irradiated with thermal neutrons to produce the 181Hf-181Ta Perturbed
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
181Hf-181Ta Perturbed
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
for the first time by the high temperature solid state reaction method. The crystalline
structures of these perovskites were investigated by X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) technique.
The samples were irradiated with thermal neutrons to produce the 181Hf-181Ta Perturbed
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
181Hf-181Ta Perturbed
Angular Correlation spectroscopy (PACs) probe. A static asymmetric and disordered
electric field gradient interaction was used to fit the time spectra. The behaviour of the
quadrupole frequency measured at room temperature with composition is discussed.quadrupole frequency measured at room temperature with composition is discussed.