Epitaxial AlBN/β‐Nb<sub>2</sub>N Ferroelectric/Superconductor Heterostructures

In article number 2400157, Chandrashekhar Savant and co-workers report the first demonstration of all-epitaxial, rotationally-aligned ferroelectric/superconductor AlBN/β-Nb2N nitride heterostructures with sharp, abrupt heterojunctions in which the AlBN is ferroelectric with polarization along [0001], and β-Nb2N with 300 K metallic resistivity of 40 μΩ cm becomes superconducting below TC ~ 0.5 K. The B content in AlBN is controlled by varying molecular-beam-epitaxy growth parameters, and its effect on structural lattice-parameters is reported. The findings open avenues for novel electronic and quantum devices with ultrawide bandgap, polar, ferroelectric semiconductors, metallic and superconducting nitride materials.

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physica status solidi (RRL) - Rapid Research Letters
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2024-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/pssr.202470026
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Metal and Thin Film Mechanics
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In article number 2400157, Chandrashekhar Savant and co-workers report the first demonstration of all-epitaxial, rotationally-aligned ferroelectric/superconductor AlBN/β-Nb2N nitride heterostructures with sharp, abrupt heterojunctions in which the AlBN is ferroelectric with polarization along [0001], and β-Nb2N with 300 K metallic resistivity of 40 μΩ cm becomes superconducting below TC ~ 0.5 K. The B content in AlBN is controlled by varying molecular-beam-epitaxy growth parameters, and its effect on structural lattice-parameters is reported. The findings open avenues for novel electronic and quantum devices with ultrawide bandgap, polar, ferroelectric semiconductors, metallic and superconducting nitride materials.

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