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Explore the fascinating intersection where quantum materials meet the complexity of everyday environments in the Cond-Mat — Mes-Hall section. This field investigates how tiny particles behave when caught between the orderly world of single atoms and the chaotic nature of bulk matter, revealing the hidden rules that govern electricity, magnetism, and heat in novel substances.
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This paper establishes a general framework for tailoring non-Hermitian topological phenomena in altermagnets, demonstrating how symmetry-compliant dissipation induces unique phase transitions, hybrid skin-topological modes, and deterministically controllable corner states via boundary sublattice termination.
This paper demonstrates that electrically switchable nonlinear ferron upconversion in the van der Waals ferroelectric NbOI2 enables nonvolatile, coherent control of lattice dynamics through the manipulation of the ferroelectric order parameter, establishing a new platform for programmable phononic information processing and quantum transduction.
This paper reports the discovery of a programmable, nonvolatile memory effect in monolayer TaIrTe4, where electrostatic tuning of quantum spin Hall electrons couples with lattice instabilities to spontaneously generate and switch a robust, few-nanometer superlattice that encodes information through dramatic changes in structural periodicity.
This theoretical study employs the Slonczewski approach within the Landauer-Büttiker formalism to analyze spin transport in 125 possible ferromagnetic/semiconductor/ferromagnetic trilayer configurations, revealing that the FeCr/GaSb/FeCr system yields the highest tunnel magnetoresistance of 83.60% with Dresselhaus spin-orbit coupling playing a more significant role than Rashba coupling.
This paper demonstrates ultrastrong light-matter coupling in a gate-tunable InAs nanowire transmon qubit coupled to a superconducting resonator, revealing non-Jaynes-Cummings spectral features while maintaining coherent time-domain control and coherence times comparable to conventional gatemons.
This paper theoretically investigates energy renormalizations in electrostatically-doped WSe monolayers under strong magnetic fields, demonstrating that dynamical screening significantly affects resident carriers while exchange interactions explain the surprisingly weak energy shifts observed in tightly bound excitons.
This study utilizes first-principles calculations to characterize stable spin-polarized interfaces between cobaltocene and 2D magnets (CrI and FeGeTe), revealing strong directional anisotropy in magnetic interactions, enhanced intralayer exchange, and 100% spin polarization at the Fermi level in the cobaltocene/CrI system, which highlights its potential for spin-transport applications.
This paper investigates quantum state transfer in one-dimensional high-root topological insulators with multiple domains, demonstrating how distinct edge states enable multiplexing, how transfer times scale across different root models and energy gaps, and how increasing domain wall states enhances fidelity against disorder through topological protection.
This paper proposes that interfacial spin-lattice coupling in inversion-asymmetric magnetic heterostructures enables helicity-selective phonon absorption, allowing in-plane acoustic waves to exert a dominant spin torque on magnetization in thin films and offering a new pathway for efficient phonon-driven magnetic devices.
This paper demonstrates that anisotropic strain in twisted bilayer graphene reorganizes commensurate moiré superlattices into two distinct geometries—tilted 2D structures and quasi-1D stripes—which qualitatively reshape the electronic band structure and explain the robustness of magic angle physics against angular disorder and heterostrain.