An inversion symmetry-breaking f-wave charge order is discovered in the kagome metal CsV3Sb5, stabilized by gap opening at a Dirac point and serving as an intervening phase before a hidden state below 10 K.
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ARPES and STM QPI mapping with atomic scattering centers identify a mixed p_x-p_z ferroaxial CDW in LaTe3 that breaks all vertical mirror symmetries.
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Discovery of an odd-parity f-wave charge order in a kagome metal
An inversion symmetry-breaking f-wave charge order is discovered in the kagome metal CsV3Sb5, stabilized by gap opening at a Dirac point and serving as an intervening phase before a hidden state below 10 K.
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Spectroscopic fingerprints of a ferroaxial charge density wave
ARPES and STM QPI mapping with atomic scattering centers identify a mixed p_x-p_z ferroaxial CDW in LaTe3 that breaks all vertical mirror symmetries.