Antiferromagnets with multiple magnetic sublattices host non-Abelian SU(N) gauge fields in magnon bands that prevent Berry curvature cancellation and enable a robust magnon thermal Hall response.
Kitaev, Annals of Physics321, 2 (2006)
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Classical Monte Carlo simulations of an extended Kitaev model on the triangular lattice uncover a ferrichiral skyrmion phase with sublattice-resolved chirality that is stable without external fields.
Impurity quadrupole moments exhibit discontinuous jumps at flux sector transitions in the Kitaev spin liquid, serving as a local probe of flux configurations.
The work identifies two distinct topological phases in bond-alternating spin-1 nanographene chains and proposes two specific molecular candidates whose phases can be distinguished by inelastic electron tunneling spectroscopy.
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Classification of magnon thermal Hall systems based on U(1) to non-Abelian gauge fields
Antiferromagnets with multiple magnetic sublattices host non-Abelian SU(N) gauge fields in magnon bands that prevent Berry curvature cancellation and enable a robust magnon thermal Hall response.
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Ferrichiral skyrmions with sublattice-resolved chirality in extended Kitaev model in triangular lattice
Classical Monte Carlo simulations of an extended Kitaev model on the triangular lattice uncover a ferrichiral skyrmion phase with sublattice-resolved chirality that is stable without external fields.
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Impurity quadrupole moments as local probes of flux sectors in the Kitaev spin liquid
Impurity quadrupole moments exhibit discontinuous jumps at flux sector transitions in the Kitaev spin liquid, serving as a local probe of flux configurations.
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Two topological phases in exchange alternating spin-1 nanographene chains
The work identifies two distinct topological phases in bond-alternating spin-1 nanographene chains and proposes two specific molecular candidates whose phases can be distinguished by inelastic electron tunneling spectroscopy.