Articles
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- Dec 19, 2024RIKEN RESEARCH The motion of magnetic whirlpools is all relative
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- A new way of thinking about how swirling magnetic textures and mobile electrons interact could lead to compact, efficient and robust electronic devices
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- Apr 18, 2023RIKEN RESEARCH Why exotic states of matter don’t need edges
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- Contrary to expectation, experiments show that edges are not needed to realize an unusual quantum effect
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- Dec 16, 2019RIKEN RESEARCH A new way to induce the quantum anomalous Hall effect
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- A ferromagnetic layer can induce the quantum anomalous Hall effect in a topological insulator
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- Mar 16, 2018RIKEN RESEARCH Domain walls allow dissipationless chiral edge conduction of electrons
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- Chiral edge states could offer a way to store and manipulate information in low-power electronic devices
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- Mar 02, 2018RIKEN RESEARCH Axion insulator exhibits giant magnetoresistance at low magnetic fields
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- The resistance of a new design of quantum material varies greatly with magnetic field, making it useful for novel devices
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- Feb 23, 2018RIKEN RESEARCH Chiral magnets show bulk diode effect due to spin fluctuation
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- Materials with left- and right-handed responses to current exhibit an intriguing diode effect
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- Oct 09, 2015RIKEN RESEARCH Characterizing electrons in the smallest devices
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- A technique for investigating the magnetic properties of electrons in quantum point contacts leads to a better understanding of these quantum devices
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- Mar 14, 2014RIKEN RESEARCH An exotic phase to manipulate spin
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- In conducting materials, free electrons can move from one point to another, conveying their electrical charge to produce an electrical current. Electrons have another property, known as spin, tha ....