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The impact of increasing Zr dopant concentration in Ruddlesden Popper perovskite to enhance Resistive Random-Access Memory performance: Using the DFT method.
Summary: Computers need better and faster memory to keep up with new technology. Scientists are looking at a special crystal material called a "perovskite" to build next-generation memory chips. By using computer simulations, researchers tested what happens when they add a tiny bit of a metal called Zirconium (Zr) into the crystal. They found that adding this metal changes the crystal's shape and electrical powers in a good way. This makes the material very promising for creating super-fast, high-performance memory for future computers!