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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 demonstrates that the spin-orbit coupled - lattice with broken time-reversal symmetry serves as a highly tunable platform for achieving nearly complete spin and valley polarizations in anomalous Hall and Nernst responses, making it a promising candidate for spin-valley caloritronic applications.
This paper proposes a biophotomimetic nonreciprocal quantum battery model inspired by bacterial light-harvesting complexes, utilizing collective quantum states and a unimodal cavity to analyze thermodynamic performance, revealing that while strong coupling enhances energy storage capacity, it compromises power output and alters the optimal system size for ergotropy.
This study investigates magnetotransport in exfoliated nanostructures, revealing that the canted antiferromagnetic state induces an anomalous Hall effect while chiral spin textures give rise to a topological Hall effect, suggesting these phenomena are characteristic features of magnetic 3D topological insulators.
This study demonstrates that low-frequency noise serves as a sensitive probe for microscopic disorder in CVD-grown graphene, revealing that its significantly higher magnitude compared to exfoliated graphene stems from thermally activated dynamics of structural imperfections like grain boundaries and defects.
This paper reports the observation of two-component exciton Bose-Einstein condensates in MoSe2/hBN/WSe2 electron-hole bilayers, demonstrating distinct spin-valley polarized phases and quantum phase transitions up to approximately 1.8 K through magneto-optical spectroscopy.
This study demonstrates that reducing the pulse duration in YBCO bridges from milliseconds to nanoseconds significantly increases the onset current for oxygen electromigration by lowering local temperatures, thereby shifting the process toward an athermal regime with important implications for memristor operation and thermomagnetic stability.
This paper investigates interlayer valley drag in lattice-matched moiré bilayers, demonstrating that umklapp scattering induces a remarkable first-order enhancement of the effect that persists even at low temperatures, and proposes a feasible experimental geometry to detect this phenomenon.
This paper derives a generalized Thiele equation incorporating spin-transfer torque on curved surfaces, revealing a coupling between current and curvature that induces an additional Hall effect and modifies the Walker limit for skyrmion dynamics in nanotubes.
This paper proposes a Subspace Monte Carlo method that efficiently simulates the open system dynamics of multiple exchange-only qubits by tracking individual spin projection quantum numbers to reduce computational complexity, demonstrating its accuracy under randomized compiling and its utility in analyzing measurement correlations in multi-qubit stabilization circuits.
This paper demonstrates a reproducible and scalable method for generating flat bands in InAs/GaSb quantum wells through vertically engineered III-V semiconductor heterostructures grown by molecular beam epitaxy, overcoming the twist-angle disorder and scalability limitations of conventional tear-and-stack fabrication techniques.