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    • Materials Science
    • Condensed Matter Physics
    • Data Storage Technology

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    • Ferroelectric probe data storage (FPDS) utilizes scanning nonlinear dielectric microscopy for high-density data recording.
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    • Improving the nonlinear dielectric response of ferroelectric materials is crucial for faster data retrieval.

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    • To investigate methods for enhancing nonlinear permittivity in ferroelectric materials for improved FPDS performance.
    • To explore the relationship between material properties and nonlinear dielectric response in the context of data storage.
    • To identify strategies for overcoming the trade-off between nonlinear permittivity and polarization stability.

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    • Phenomenological theory was employed to analyze nonlinear permittivity enhancement.
    • Experimental measurements of nonlinear permittivity were conducted on LiTaO3 single crystals.
    • Material design principles, including Curie-point control and pinning-site control, were investigated.

    Main Results:

    • Nonlinear permittivity increases significantly near the Curie temperature, suggesting Curie-point control as a key material design technique.
    • Experimental data on LiTaO3 single crystals corroborated the theoretical findings regarding nonlinear permittivity enhancement.
    • A trade-off relationship was identified between high nonlinear permittivity and polarization stability.

    Conclusions:

    • Curie-point control is a critical factor for enhancing nonlinear permittivity in ferroelectric materials for FPDS applications.
    • Pinning-site control is essential to maintain polarization stability while achieving high nonlinear permittivity.
    • A double-layer structure for ferroelectric recording media is proposed for further performance enhancement.