▎ 摘　　要

We revealed that 180 degrees domain walls in a strained ferroelectric film can induce p-n junctions in a graphene channel and lead to the nontrivial temperature and gate voltage dependences of the perpendicular modes of the integer quantum Hall effect (IQHE). In particular, the number of perpendicular modes nu(perpendicular to), corresponding to the p-n junction across the graphene channel, varies with the gate voltage increase from small integers to higher non-integer numbers, e.g., nu(perpendicular to) = 1.9, 2, ..., 5.1, 6.875, ..., 9.1, ..., 23,..., 37.4, in the vicinity of the transition temperature from the ferroelectric to paraelectric phase. The non-integer numbers and their irregular sequence principally differ from the sequence of non-integer numbers v = 3/2, 5 3, ... reported earlier. The unusual nu(perpendicular to)-numbers originate from significantly different numbers of the edge modes, v(1) and v(2), corresponding to different concentrations of carriers in the left (n(1)) and right (n(2)) domains of the p-n junction boundary. The concentrations n(1) and n(2) are determined by the gate voltage and spontaneous polarization contributions, and so their difference originates from different directions of the spontaneous polarization in different domains of the strained ferroelectric film. The difference between n(1) and n(2) disappears with the vanishing of the film spontaneous polarization in a paraelectric phase. The temperature transition from the ferroelectric to paraelectric phase taking place in a strained ferroelectric film can be varied in a wide temperature range by an appropriate choice of misfit strain so that the first plateaus of the predicted IQHE effect can be observed even at room temperatures.