A vacancy generically induces anisotropic magnetization textures in altermagnets whose multipolar form factor encodes the altermagnetic order, visible in classical systems under transverse field and in quantum systems at zero field.
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Cs1-δV2Te2O hosts hidden altermagnetism consisting of spatially alternating altermagnetic layers whose local spin polarizations are verified by spin-resolved ARPES.
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Anisotropic vacancy-induced magnetization textures in altermagnets
A vacancy generically induces anisotropic magnetization textures in altermagnets whose multipolar form factor encodes the altermagnetic order, visible in classical systems under transverse field and in quantum systems at zero field.
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Observation of hidden altermagnetism in Cs$_{1-\delta}$V$_2$Te$_2$O
Cs1-δV2Te2O hosts hidden altermagnetism consisting of spatially alternating altermagnetic layers whose local spin polarizations are verified by spin-resolved ARPES.
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