ARPES dynamics in WSe2 reflect a transition from direct to indirect excitonic-insulating order rather than quasi-particle exciton scattering, with spectral features from polarization-renormalized single-particle states.
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A group-theory approach labels BSE excitons with irreducible representations and total crystal angular momentum to derive selection rules and conservation laws, demonstrated in three materials.
Magnetic-field-induced Landau level crossings in graphene enhance spin-flip scattering at a ferromagnetic insulator interface, amplifying the spin-Peltier temperature difference.
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Excitons in WSe2 time-resolved ARPES: particle or oscillation?
ARPES dynamics in WSe2 reflect a transition from direct to indirect excitonic-insulating order rather than quasi-particle exciton scattering, with spectral features from polarization-renormalized single-particle states.
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Symmetries of excitons
A group-theory approach labels BSE excitons with irreducible representations and total crystal angular momentum to derive selection rules and conservation laws, demonstrated in three materials.
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Spin Peltier effect in graphene
Magnetic-field-induced Landau level crossings in graphene enhance spin-flip scattering at a ferromagnetic insulator interface, amplifying the spin-Peltier temperature difference.