A conformal gauge theory for vector-spinors is constructed that is Weyl invariant when massless, propagates a massive spin-3/2 mode together with a negative-norm spin-1/2 state of double the mass, and satisfies the Hofman-Maldacena bound on the anomaly coefficient.
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DFT calculations identify spin-1, double Weyl, Rarita-Schwinger-Weyl, and double spin-1 excitations plus eight new type-II Weyl points without SOC and twelve more with SOC in PdAsS, PdSbSe, and PdBiTe, with orbital hybridization shaping their low-energy bands.
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Conformal gauge theory of vector-spinors and spin-3/2 particles
A conformal gauge theory for vector-spinors is constructed that is Weyl invariant when massless, propagates a massive spin-3/2 mode together with a negative-norm spin-1/2 state of double the mass, and satisfies the Hofman-Maldacena bound on the anomaly coefficient.
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Unconventional excitations and orbital-driven low-energy dispersions in chiral topological semimetals PdAsS, PdSbSe, and PdBiTe: a first-principles study
DFT calculations identify spin-1, double Weyl, Rarita-Schwinger-Weyl, and double spin-1 excitations plus eight new type-II Weyl points without SOC and twelve more with SOC in PdAsS, PdSbSe, and PdBiTe, with orbital hybridization shaping their low-energy bands.