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Ferroelectric annular domains in hexagonal manganites

Authors: J. Li; H. X. Yang; H. F. Tian; S.-W. Cheong; C. Ma; S. Zhang; Y. G. Zhao; +1 Authors

Ferroelectric annular domains in hexagonal manganites

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Experimental observations and theoretical simulations for the ferroelectric (FE) domains in multiferroic RMnO3 (R=Ho-Lu, Y, and Sc) demonstrate that annular domains can appear in the topological Kosterlitz-Thouless (KT) phase in coexistence with the "cloverleaf" vortices. Moreover, the annular domains often adopt the multilayered structures as indexed by the annular number. The double-layered FE domains, an energetically favored structure, are commonly found in RMnO3. Thermal annealing experiments directly show exchanges between large annular domains and cloverleaf vortices above the trimerization-structural transition temperature T-c. The temperature evolution of the FE domains has been analyzed by using the six-state clock model through Monte Carlo simulations. Based on careful in situ SEM observations, the dynamic properties of annular domains and interplay among domain walls have been briefly discussed. DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevB.87.094106

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