Nanomechanical resonators with circular cavities detect electron vortices via magnetic torque-induced vibrations, distinguishing ballistic and hydrodynamic regimes and their temperature crossover.
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Nanomechanical detection of vortices in an electron fluid
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In-Plane Ferromagnetism and Critical Dynamics in Alkali-Deficient K$_{1-x}$CrTe$_2$ (with $x \approx$ 0.3) Single Crystals
K1-xCrTe2 single crystals with x≈0.3 show in-plane ferromagnetism at Tc=117 K and ferromagnetic spin alignment, unlike the out-of-plane antiferromagnetism in LiCrTe2 and NaCrTe2.
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Melting upon cooling in a quantum magnet
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Linking extended vector wave fields with momentum space topology
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Static heterogeneity generates apparent universality in first-passage bursty dynamics
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Ultra-high-energy $\gamma$-ray imprints from PeV particles accelerated by supernova remnants
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A textured polar phase in strained SrTiO3
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