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This analysis demonstrates non-equilibrium phase transitions in vanadium dioxide under electric current, implying unique conduction properties.
Vanadium dioxide exhibits a current-induced non-equilibrium phase transition that is distinct from Joule heating, and is characterized by non-linear conduction and collective electron behavior under surprisingly small electric fields.
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