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Observation of ferrotoroidic domains

Bas B. Van Aken, Jean-Pierre Rivera, Hans Schmid & Manfred Fiebig

Nature 449, 702-705(11 October 2007)

doi:10.1038/nature06139

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Figure 1

Toroidic moment and magnetoelectric effect.

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Figure 2

All forms of ferroic order under the parity operations of space and time.

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Figure 3

Toroidic moment in LiCoPO4.

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Figure 4

SHG spectrum of LiCoPO4(100).

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Figure 5

Coexisting AFM and FTO domains of a LiCoPO4(100) sample at 10 K imaged with SHG light at 2.197 eV.

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Toroidic domains in a nearly single-AFM-domain LiCoPO4(100) sample at 10 K.

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