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Mechanisms of Temperature‐Dependent Hysteresis in Freestanding BaTiO3/MoS2 Heterostructures
Freestanding ferroelectric BaTiO3 membranes are combined with monolayer MoS2 into 2D field‐effect transistors. At room temperature they provide ultrahigh‐κ gating with steep subthreshold swing and minimal hysteresis. Upon cooling, strong ferroelectric switching produces two stable memory states with long retention times.
Thomas Pucher +7 more
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He article considers the issues of application of Article 6.9 of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Russian Federation and the significance of the practice of implementation of this legal norm to counteraction to illegal drug use.
Andrei E. Yuritsin, Yurii B. Lavrov
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Freestanding PZT Films for Integrated Wearable Sensing and Intelligent Acoustic Recognition
A freestanding epitaxial PZT/LaNiO3/Pt heterostructure is achieved via water‐assisted delamination from mica, effectively eliminating substrate‐induced clamping and releasing intrinsic ferroelectricity. The released film exhibits substantially enhanced remanent polarization and piezoelectric response, delivering excellent mechanical flexibility and ...
Hailong Pan +6 more
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Trilayer oxide architecture introduces interfacial asymmetry and surface roughness in SRO/BTO/SRO heterostructures, creating a locally modulated polar and magnetic landscape. This design enhances the topological‐Hall‐like response, achieving a broad 5–90 K stability window and a maximum ρTHE of 0.8 µΩ cm, demonstrating an effective route to amplify ...
Sagar E. Shirsath +11 more
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On exemption from administrative liability in case of a minor administrative offense
Introduction. A number of specific issues are central to modern national practice of application of legislation on administrative. It is preconditioned by constant improvement of legislation, which is carried out to effectively counter internal and ...
B. Yu. Jamirze
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Administrative penalties as a type of state coercion.
The relevance of this research is closely connected to the fact that Ukraine, among the principles enshrined in the Constitution, provides for the state's obligation to protect individuals, their lives, health, honor, dignity, and inviolability in public life.
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Quantized Analog Inference Hardware Enabled by MoS2–Hf1‐xZrxO2 FeFET Synapses
A monolayer MoS2–HZO FeFET is presented as a pulse‐engineered neuromorphic device suitable for crossbar‐based analog computing. Programming‐pulse design enables tunable conductance trajectories for synaptic weight updates, while quantized machine‐learning approaches account for device variation, nonlinearity, and write noise, translating analog ...
Jeongmin Park +8 more
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Sanctions from Perspective of Ius Puniendi: Between Criminal Liability and Liability for a Misdemeanour, and Administrative Liability – the Example of Poland [PDF]
In a system of law, sanctions are defined as a set of negative legal effects that should apply when an addressee of a legal norm fails to abide by an order or prohibition regarding certain conduct.
Renata Pawlik
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Once again about the mechanism of administrative coercion
The article discusses the mechanism of administrative coercion, this issue is important from the point of view of the application of various measures of administrative influence. The importance of such a category as the "legal mechanism of administrative coercion" will be predetermined by its functionality in determining methods of coercive influence.
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Interfacial nitrile dipoles unlock tunable memory in organic synaptic transistors through competing polarization and relaxation. Their finite time dynamics are directly harnessed for acoustic reservoir computing, delivering 97.17% spoken digit recognition, reliable speech emotion and snoring recognition, and an ultralow event energy of only 50 aJ ...
Yutian Liu +13 more
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