Talk:Polar metal
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[edit]- It says "should not exist in theory" so that theory must be wrong/inapplicable. Should just replace that with "are unexpected" ?
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- Can we explain how Anderson & Blount explained their possible existence despite the charge redistribution in metals ?
- Now I have consulted their paper this is included
- Is LaNiO3 only a polar metal in thin layers ? If so why ?
- So far only found to be so in thin layers on that 111 crystal face, so it probably needs to be strained to work.
- Can we say if LiOsO3 is found or predicted to be a polar metal in the bulk, or only in thin layers ?
- is found to be a polar metal in powder, polychrystalline or single crystal, thin film not tested yet.
- Rod57 (talk) 11:24, 21 April 2016 (UTC)
- answers tabbed in. Graeme Bartlett (talk) 08:44, 22 April 2016 (UTC)