Hiroyuki Hirakata

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Kyoto University

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Hiroyuki Hirakata is a Professor at Kyoto University, Japan. His research focuses on the enhancement of piezoelectric responses in layered ferroelectric materials, electronic properties of covalent semiconductors via doping, and the mechanical behavior of two-dimensional materials. Recent articles also explore interfacial thermal damage, fracture toughness, and the flexoelectric properties of multilayer materials.

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Takahiro Shimada

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Kyoto University

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Susumu Minami

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Kyoto University

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Quantum electronic strengthening of covalent semiconductor materials by excess electron/hole doping

Enhanced piezoelectric response in two-dimensional layered ferroelectric α-In2Se3 via indentation-induced shear strain

Nano-thick surface-modified layer governs bending deformation of micrographite

Ab initio study of electron-doping effect on shear strength of covalent Si: Insight into electronic brittle-ductile transition

Effects of excess electrons/holes on fracture toughness of single-crystal Si

Electronic strengthening mechanism of covalent Si via excess electron/hole doping

Analyzing the bending deformation of van der Waals-layered materials by a semi-discrete layer model

Interfacial thermal damage and fatigue between auxetic honeycomb sandwich and underneath substrate

Mechanical Acceleration and Control of the Thermal Motion of a Magnetic Skyrmion

Flexoelectric properties of multilayer two-dimensional material MoS2

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Takahiro Shimada

Susumu Minami

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