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Angular‐dependent magnetoresistance in stacked Fe3GeTe2 reveals high‐order UAMR that defies spin‐current‐based interpretations. Instead, it originates from internal electric fields at atomically sharp interfaces (ASI), in excellent agreement with two‐vector MR theory.
Qian Chen +9 more
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Controlling Twisted Angles in Directly Grown MoS2 Bilayers via Tilt Grain Boundary Engineering
In this study, the stacking configurations and the growth mechanism of twisted bilayer (TB) MoS2 are systematically investigated, revealing that the relative rotation angle between the two layers is guided by the tilt grain boundary (GBs) of the bottom layer.
Xiaotian Li +12 more
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Strong-Coupling Limit in the Theory of Superconductivity [PDF]
D. J. Thouless
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Chemically‐Disordered Transparent Conductive Perovskites With High Crystalline Fidelity
Kinetically arrested, chemically disordered perovskite thin films exhibit exquisite crystalline fidelity, broad IR–UV transparency, and low resistivity, despite incorporating five mismatched 3d–5d cations, including Cr and W. This study unites electronic correlation, cation diversity, valence complexity, and disorder—enabling new transparent conductors
Saeed S. I. Almishal +18 more
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Superconductivity in the High-Pressure InSb-Beta-Sn System [PDF]
Susan D. Nye, M. D. Banus, H. C. Gatos
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Establishing an unobstructed conduit for hydrogen diffusion via the artificial design of material microstructure associated with boundary configuration and crystal orientation offers a powerful tuning knob for extensively accelerating the proton mobility and enhancing electronic phase modulations, thereby advancing the high‐speed protonic device ...
Xuanchi Zhou +11 more
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Superconductivity in Hourglass Dirac Chain Metals (Ti, Hf)IrGe
We report the discovery of ternary germanide superconductors MIrGe (M = Ti, Hf) that host hourglass Dirac chains protected by nonsymmorphic symmetry. These compounds exhibit bulk type‐II superconductivity with fully gapped states and preserved time‐reversal symmetry, as confirmed by µSR measurements.
Pavan Kumar Meena +7 more
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Effect of the Coulomb Interaction between d Electrons and of the d-s Pairing Interaction on Superconductivity in Dilute Alloys [PDF]
Kenji Takanaka, F. Takano
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Fluorite‐type AXH8 hydrides comprise H8 units formed by small‐radius X elements and hydrogen, linked into a 3D weak covalent network. Large‐radius A atoms act as electron donors, stabilizing the lattice and enhancing delocalization. A linear correlation between minimum ELF at H8 connections and electron–phonon coupling λ underpins their ...
Hongyu Huang +8 more
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