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MA 4: Focus Session: Novel mechanisms of ferroic switching (joint session MA/FM)

Monday, March 9, 2026, 09:30–12:00, POT/0151

This focus session highlights recent advances in ferroic switching across ferroelectric, multiferroic, ferroaxial and magnetic systems. Topics include topologically protected order-parameter dynamics, ultrafast non-thermal switching, and complex domain-wall phenomena revealed by atomistic modeling, ultrafast optics and advanced imaging. Contributions span machine-learning-based simulations of domain kinetics, optical control of ferroaxial and structural orders, multiferroic multi-cell memory concepts, and theoretically predicted unidirectional domain-wall motion with time-crystal behavior. Together, these works uncover new switching pathways and robust functional mechanisms, offering promising routes toward energy-efficient memory and quantum devices.

Organizer: Andrei Pimenov, andrei.pimenov@tuwien.ac.ac

09:30 MA 4.1 Invited Talk: From ML to Kinetics: Modeling the Switching in Ferroelectric Wurtzites — •Andrew Rappe, Drew Behrendt, Atanu Samanta, and Von Braun Nascimento
10:00 MA 4.2 Invited Talk: Topological order parameter switching — •Sergey Artyukhin
10:30 MA 4.3 Invited Talk: Optical Control of Ferroaxial Order via Circular Phonon Excitation — •Zhiyang Zeng, Michael Först, Michael Fechner, Dharmalingam Prabhakaran, Paolo Radaelli, and Andrea Cavalleri
  11:00 15 min break
11:15 MA 4.4 Coherent Control of Competing Structural Orders in SrTiO3 — •M. Fechner, H. Wang, M. Foerst, G. Orenstein, A. Disa, M. Trigo, and A. Cavalleri
11:30 MA 4.5 Multi-cell unit storage based on a multiferroic — •Maksim Ryzhkov, Alexey Shuvaev, Maxim Mostovoy, Andrei Pimenov, Anna Pimenov, and Sergey Artyukhin
11:45 MA 4.6 E-field induced unidirectional motion of domain wall in a ferromagnet and time crystals — •Margherita Parodi, Sergey Artyukhin, and Maxim Mostovoy
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