Tuning ferroelectricity and ferromagnetism in BiFeO3/BiMnO3 superlattices
Jin CaiWan‐Rong GengLinjing WangWenqiao HanDongfeng ZhengSongbai HuMao YeZedong XuYanjiang JiJiali ZhaoZuhuang ChenGan WangYun‐Long TangYin‐Lian ZhuXiuliang MaLang Chen
Abstract
Superlattice structure provides an effective path for integrating multifunctional properties. The interfacial coupling in the ferromagnetic/ferroelectric superlattices is a possible route to achieve multiferroicity.
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