Abstract
In complex, correlated oxides, heterointerfaces have emerged as key focal points of current condensed matter science. [ 1–3 ] For ferroic oxides, in order to minimize the total energy, domain walls emerge as natural interfaces. Multiferroic materials show a wealth of controllable multiple ferroic order through stress, optical excitation, electric, or magnetic fi elds in the same phase, which in turn suggest potential applications in the realization of oxide-based electronic devices, such as spintronics, information storage devices, or communications. [ 4–7 ] According to the detailed classifi cation given by Mermin in ferroic systems, [ 8 ]
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