We report the formation of magnetic domain wall (MDW) in ferromagnetic spin-2 Bose–Einstein condensates, triggered by Raman-type spin–orbit coupling (SOC). In this study, we explore the generation and deformation of the MDW basing on both mean-field theory and hydrodynamic theory. The MDW cannot be formed by bare SOC, while emerges when rotation effect is considered. A typical kink shaped longitude magnetization and bell shaped transverse magnetization of the MDW are proposed, and the superfluid velocity field calculations indicates the MDW is topological nontrivial. The evolution of MDW with SOC is systematic studied through degree of phase separation, topological charge, and particle number transformation. Moreover, a first-order phase transition happens when rotation frequency exceeds a critical value, and novel wall–vortex complexes appear. The stability of the MDW is also discussed through real-time dynamics in the presence of Gaussian noise that MDW can survive for a long period of time with strong SOC. Our work paves the way to explore exotic topological excitations in high-spin system.
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