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Chiral and scale anomalies of non local Dirac operators [PDF]
E. Ruiz Arriola, L. L. Salcedo
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By controlling the Cr intercalant (δ) in Cr1+δTe2, the topological Hall effect (THE) amplitude (ρTHEpeak$\rho_{\text{THE}}^{\text{peak}}$) and Dzyaloshinskii–Moriya interaction strength can be tuned, revealing a strong correlation between them. Moreover, the largest ρTHEpeak$\rho_{\text{THE}}^{\text{peak}}$ of 2.75 μΩ⋅cm$2.75 \text{ &amp ...
Seungwon Rho+6 more
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A test of the instanton vacuum chiral quark model with axial anomaly low-energy theorems [PDF]
M.M. Musakhanov, F. C. Khanna
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In‐Situ Monitoring the Magnetotransport Signature of Topological Transitions in a Chiral Magnet
The connection between magnetotransport and high‐resolution magnetic imaging is established by simultaneously monitoring magnetotransport properties and conducting in‐situ Lorentz Transmission Electron Microscopy. Ex‐situ approaches necessitated separate specimens, resulting in ambiguous correlations due to sample differences.
Andy Thomas+10 more
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The discovery of dynamic chiral anomaly in a Weyl semimetal NbAs. [PDF]
Yuan X+15 more
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Chiral anomaly and effective field theory for the quantum Hall liquid with edges [PDF]
Nobuki Maeda
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Chiral Meissner state in time-reversal invariant Weyl superconductors
Weyl semimetals have nodes in their electronic structure at which electrons attain a definite chirality. Due to the chiral anomaly, the nonconservation of charges with given chirality, the axion term appears in their effective electromagnetic action.
Vira Shyta+2 more
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Chiral supergravity and anomalies [PDF]
Eckehard W. Mielke, Alfredo Macı́as
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Synthesis and quantum crystallographic evaluation of WYLID: YLID's red rival
The synthesis and quantum crystallographic analysis of the chemical bonding within WYLID, 2‐(dimethyl‐λ4‐sulfaneylidene)‐[1,2′‐biindenylidene]‐1′,3,3′(2H)‐trione, a condensation product of YLID which is the most widely used calibrant for laboratory diffractometers, is presented.
Florian Meurer+6 more
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The polar [NH4]M(HCO2)3 frameworks exhibit dielectric relaxation due to orientational disorder of the NH4, as identified by a multi‐technique examination of their structure and dynamics. Comprehensive Summary Neutron diffraction studies of the low‐temperature relaxor ferroelectric phases of [NH4]M(HCO2)3, where M = Mn2+ and Zn2+, show that a third of ...
Thomas J. Hitchings+7 more
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