Semiclassical theory predicts that strong intervalley scattering induces sign reversal of longitudinal magneto-optical conductivity in the weak AC regime for untilted Weyl semimetals with orbital moment, suppressing the chiral anomaly, while tilt direction controls symmetry and sign of the response.
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