In the talk I will present a model that captures the physical properties of the interface between two oxides, LaAlO and SrTiO. Despite extensive experimental studies of these systems, no clear theoretical picture has emerged so far. The model that we suggest for the interface electrons explains the main experimental observations. In particular, we address one of the most intriguing phenomena observed in these system: the coexistence of ferromagnetism and superconductivity. Ordinarily this ferromagnetism would destroy superconductivity, but due to strong spin-orbit coupling near the interface, the magnetism and superconductivity can coexist by forming an FFLO-type condensate of Cooper pairs at finite momentum. Surprisingly, this unconventional superconducting state survives even at strong disorder. In the talk, I will describe the origin of this phenomenon and discuss experimental consequences.
