Axion optical induction of antiferromagnetic order

Axion optical induction of antiferromagnetic order
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10.1038/s41563-023-01493-5
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发表时间:
2023-03
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41.2
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Jian-Xiang Qiu;C. Tzschaschel;J. Ahn;Anyuan Gao;Houchen Li;Xin-Yue Zhang;B. Ghosh;Chaowei Hu;Yu-Xuan Wang;Yu-Fei Liu;Damien Bérubé;T. Dinh;Zhenhao Gong;S. Lien;Sheng-Chin Ho;Bahadur Singh;Kenji Watanabe;T. Taniguchi;D. Bell;Hai-Zhou Lu;A. Bansil;Hsin Lin;Tay-Rong Chang;B. Zhou;Qiong Ma;A. Vishwanath;Ni Ni-Ni;Su-Yang Xu
Jian-Xiang Qiu;C. Tzschaschel;J. Ahn;Anyuan Gao;Houchen Li;Xin-Yue Zhang;B. Ghosh;Chaowei Hu;Yu-Xuan Wang;Yu-Fei Liu;Damien Bérubé;T. Dinh;Zhenhao Gong;S. Lien;Sheng-Chin Ho;Bahadur Singh;Kenji Watanabe;T. Taniguchi;D. Bell;Hai-Zhou Lu;A. Bansil;Hsin Lin;Tay-Rong Chang;B. Zhou;Qiong Ma;A. Vishwanath;Ni Ni-Ni;Su-Yang Xu
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材料科学1区
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作者:
Jian-Xiang Qiu;C. Tzschaschel;J. Ahn;Anyuan Gao;Houchen Li;Xin-Yue Zhang;B. Ghosh;Chaowei Hu;Yu-Xuan Wang;Yu-Fei Liu;Damien Bérubé;T. Dinh;Zhenhao Gong;S. Lien;Sheng-Chin Ho;Bahadur Singh;Kenji Watanabe;T. Taniguchi;D. Bell;Hai-Zhou Lu;A. Bansil;Hsin Lin;Tay-Rong Chang;B. Zhou;Qiong Ma;A. Vishwanath;Ni Ni-Ni;Su-Yang Xu

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