Non-Abelian multigap topology with Euler class invariants in kagome NHC MOFs induces a controllable magnetononlinear Hall effect.
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Circularly polarized light on Bi₂Se₃ generates four pairs of Floquet-Weyl points at one-photon resonance, with hole doping revealing a sharp anomalous Hall conductivity peak.
CrSb shows a nontrivial Berry phase approaching π from SdH oscillations and DFT band calculations, supporting topological semimetal states in this altermagnet.
Co2MnSn exhibits intrinsic Berry curvature-driven anomalous Hall conductivity ~500 S/cm and Nernst ~1.3 A/m/K at room temperature from topological Weyl points, enhanced to 1376 S/cm and 1.49 A/m/K at 150 K by Fermi level tuning.
Single crystals of EuNi2As2 show metamagnetic transitions in magnetoresistance, de Gennes-Friedel negative MR above TN, and DFT band structures that change strongly with magnetic order while DOS at EF changes by less than a factor of two.
The paper reviews Landau level spectroscopy as a tool for probing electronic band structures and interactions in solids, illustrated with examples from semiconductors, graphene, and topological materials.
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