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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 study demonstrates that in large-angle helical twisted trilayer graphene, a moiré potential generated at the hBN-aligned top layer can electrostatically modulate a spatially decoupled, structurally unmoiréd twisted bilayer subsystem, revealing that moiré effects can extend beyond their structural interfaces through remote coupling.
This paper demonstrates that coupling conduction electrons with a helically twisted mesoscopic medium containing a screw dislocation and magnetic fields induces effective geometric confinement and asymmetric optical spectra, enabling geometry-controlled nonlinear optical gain in the mid-infrared and terahertz ranges.
This paper theoretically demonstrates that VO-based altermagnets, modeled via a six-orbital framework, robustly exhibit spin-polarized specular Andreev reflection at superconductor interfaces, offering a viable platform for generating energy-entangled electron pairs through a proposed multiterminal detection setup.
This paper proposes and analytically derives a mechanism for generating phonon angular momentum in mixed-parity and spin-orbit-coupled s-wave superconductors driven by a supercurrent, while also providing a physical interpretation of the effect.
This paper establishes a comprehensive theoretical framework for third-order optospintronic responses in d-wave altermagnets by deriving closed-form analytical and perturbative solutions for injection and shift currents, which are shown to be governed solely by quantum geometric quantities like the quantum metric and connection, free from Berry curvature contamination.
This paper experimentally demonstrates that the non-Hermitian skin effect exhibits remarkable resilience against decoherence in photonic quantum walks, where dephasing can enhance directional transport while the impact of amplitude damping critically depends on its temporal ordering relative to the non-Hermitian loss operator.
This paper demonstrates that edge-inflated lattices, formed by replacing bonds with finite chains, generate robust flat bands and localized states through geometric mechanisms that persist even in the presence of various disorders and the absence of translational symmetry.
This paper demonstrates how engineering the geometry of sub-wavelength photonic crystal slabs coupled with 2D transition metal dichalcogenides enables precise control over coexisting weak and strong light-matter coupling regimes, facilitating the design of tunable, ultra-compact, metal-free polaritonic devices.
This paper investigates the heating dynamics of a mesoscopic metallic island in a high magnetic field using noise thermometry, revealing a unique two-step thermalization process driven by the interplay between electron, phonon, and nuclear spin heat flows that extends over minutes.
This paper demonstrates that the strong strain dependence of inter-layer exchange coupling in ambiently stable CrSBr bilayers enables the resonant generation of magnons by acoustic waves, with tunable parameters via an external magnetic field, highlighting its potential for spintronics applications.