A novel effect has been observed in BaTiO3. By applying a biased alternating field to a BaTiO3 crystal which contains an a domain, one can observe a large number of small dots which move in straight lines. The dots are shown to be small c domains, and their motion can be accounted for by the electric field perturbation caused by the a domain.
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