Symmetry-enforced stable zeros in exciton wave functions constrain relative exciton-band topology and relative band topology in 1D and 2D inversion- and rotation-symmetric two-band systems.
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In Eu5Sn2As6, magnetic field enhances phonon thermal conductivity by lifting spin degeneracy, suppressing exchange-frustrated scattering and thereby driving colossal magnetoresistance.
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Stable Wave-Function Zeros Indicate Exciton Topology
Symmetry-enforced stable zeros in exciton wave functions constrain relative exciton-band topology and relative band topology in 1D and 2D inversion- and rotation-symmetric two-band systems.
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Higher-order topological insulators in two-dimensional antiferromagnetic and altermagnetic chromium-based group-IV chalcogenides
Monolayer CrCX3 and Janus Cr2C2S3Se3 compounds realize 2D higher-order topological insulator phases protected by C3 symmetry, hosting corner states with fractional charges even under spin-orbit coupling.
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Colossal Magnetoresistance and Phonon Driven Exchange Dynamics in Eu$_5$Sn$_2$As$_6$
In Eu5Sn2As6, magnetic field enhances phonon thermal conductivity by lifting spin degeneracy, suppressing exchange-frustrated scattering and thereby driving colossal magnetoresistance.