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Abstract Urban heat waves (UHWs) are strongly associated with socioeconomic impacts. Here, we use an urban climate emulator combined with large ensemble global climate simulations to show that, at the urban scale a large proportion of the variability results from the model structural uncertainty in projecting UHWs in the coming decades under climate change. Omission of this uncertainty would considerably underestimate the risk of UHW. Results show that, for cities in four high-stake regions – the Great Lakes of North America, Southern Europe, Central India, and North China – a virtually unlikely (0.01% probability) UHW projected by single-model ensembles ismore »
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Antiferroelectric (AFE) materials owing to their double-loop-shaped electric-field ( E ) dependent polarization ( P ) are considered quite promising for energy-storage capacitors. Among the large family of AFE materials, the AgNbO 3 composition is attractive not only because it is environmentally friendly, but also because it has high recoverable energy storage density ( W rec ). However, the reported values of W rec < 4 J cm −3 in Ag(Nb 0.85 Ta 0.15 )O 3 multilayer capacitors are lower than that of the corresponding monolithic ceramic. This is attributed to high leakage current density ( J ) and inferiormore »