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In three-dimensional metals, topological objects known as Weyl nodes can arise from a crossing of the conduction and valence bands. Experiments under high magnetic fields show how Weyl nodes of… Click to show full abstract
In three-dimensional metals, topological objects known as Weyl nodes can arise from a crossing of the conduction and valence bands. Experiments under high magnetic fields show how Weyl nodes of opposite chiralities can move together to annihilate.
Keywords:
tunnelling induced;
annihilation tap;
node annihilation;
weyl node;
magnetic tunnelling;
induced weyl
Journal Title: Nature Physics
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Nature Physics
Year Published: 2017
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