  Tunable transmittance response in the $0.1-25$ THz range for a lead Zirconate
Titanate Ferroelectric film under imprint effects and surface anisotropy is
calculated by adapting the classical Landau Devonshire theory and the Rouard's
method. Induced electrical field is introduced by modulating the $P-E$
polarization profile, while the dielectric permittivity frequency dependence
enters into the formalism by taking into the account the soft phonon mode
E(TO1) contribution in the framework of the Drude-Lorentz model. It is found
that two optical states of light transmittance emerge at zero applied field and
normal incidence, and the intensities of transmitted light are closely
correlated with the strength of imprint and the path of the electrical
polarization.
