Journal of Applied Physics is an influential international journal publishing significant new experimental and theoretical results of applied physics research. The journal also publishes perspectives, tutorials, methods and special collections focusing on research of particular current or emerging interest.
We introduce a topological rubbing pattern into hybrid aligned nematic liquid crystal (LC) cells to realize bistable LC orientation properties that can be switched only by applying voltage. The ...
In modern military applications, the advancement of infrared detection technology has posed significant challenges to the concealment of military targets. Traditional infrared stealth technologies ...
Thermochromic vanadium dioxide thin films have attracted much attention recently for constructing variable-emittance coatings upon their insulator-metal phase transition for dynamic thermal control. ...
We have demonstrated that a dielectric plane ring with a high permittivity excited by an incident plane electromagnetic wave in the GHz frequency range is an almost ideal magnetic dipole for the ...
Accurate evaluation of the thermoelectric (TE) figure of merit (ZT) using theoretical methods is essential for developing efficient TE materials for practical applications. Previous work based on the ...
This study theoretically explores the spin-polarized current ratio, conductivity, and spin moments in multilayered polymer field-effect transistors. Respective layers are formed by dimerized ...
A novel approach is proposed wherein the hydrogenation-disproportionation-desorption-recombination (HDDR) Sm2Fe17 particles containing α-Fe were used as the starting material and reacted with Sm ...
In gas gun experiments, the research on material phase transitions under quasi-isentropic loading is limited by the accuracy of graded density impactor (GDI) fabrication. Six types of GDIs of copper ...
The melting behavior of tantalum under high pressure is of fundamental importance to materials science and high-energy-density applications. In this study, we investigated tantalum up to 450 GPa by ...
