External pressure directly tunes the breathing distortion of the kagome lattice in Fe3Sn2, suppressing it near 15 GPa and reversing it at higher pressures. This structural modulation drives a cascade of Lifshitz transitions, reconstructs the Fermi surface, strengthens electronic correlations and carrier localization, and modifies ultrafast electron ...
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Effectively suppressed reflected photonic spin Hall effect. [PDF]
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Unveiling a Near‐Total Rear Passivation for High Performance of Ultra‐Thin ACIGS
Ultra‐thin solar cells of (Ag,Cu)(In,Ga)Se2 (ACIGS) suffer from rear interface recombination, limiting their performance. To tackle it, a full coverage plasma enhanced chemically vapor‐deposited 8 nm porous SiOx passivation layer was implemented and evaluated. It is shown that a combination of the near‐complete passivation from silica and the formation
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Topological layer Hall effect in two-dimensional type-I multiferroic heterostructure. [PDF]
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Exciton-Polariton Valley Hall Effect in Monolayer Semiconductors on Plasmonic Metasurface. [PDF]
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Machine Learning-Based Position Detection Using Hall-Effect Sensor Arrays on Resource-Constrained Microcontroller. [PDF]
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Observation of a non-reciprocal skyrmion Hall effect of hybrid chiral skyrmion tubes in synthetic antiferromagnetic multilayers. [PDF]
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A sensitive MOKE and optical Hall effect technique at visible wavelengths: insights into the Gilbert damping. [PDF]
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Giant coercivity and enhanced intrinsic anomalous Hall effect at vanishing magnetization in a compensated kagome ferrimagnet. [PDF]
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ON THE THEORY OF THE HALL EFFECT
Canadian Journal of Physics, 1951A phenomenological theory of the Hall effect is applied to: (1) the effect of an inhomogenous magnetic field on the Hall effect in thin layers (par. 4, par. 5); (2) the magnetic increase of resistivity under the same conditions (par. 6); (3) the Hall effect in a homogenous magnetic field in inhomogenous layers (par. 7–9).
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