Hussein Sabbah , Z. Fadil , R. El Fdil , Chaitany Jayprakash Raorane , P. Rosaiah , Abdulrahman A. AlSayyari , A.A. Fattah , K.H. Mahmoud
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Using Monte Carlo simulations, this study explores the dielectric properties of the χ3 Borophene lattice by analyzing the effects of exchange coupling (Jσσ), an external electric field (EZ), temperature (T), and crystal field (D). Results show that lowering D reduces the blocking temperature and introduces a compensation point at D = −5 within the ferroelectric phase. Electrical hysteresis analysis reveals that the coercive field increases with Jσσ but decreases with temperature, vanishing at T ≥ 3, marking the transition to a paraelectric state. These insights contribute to the understanding of χ3 Borophene's dielectric behavior and its potential in spintronics, nanodevices, and next-generation materials.
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