Probing emergent axion electrodynamics with waveguide apparatus
arXiv:2505.24617 · doi:10.1103/6v6c-4d7w
Abstract
We demonstrate that a conventional hollow conductor waveguide filled with a material exhibiting the coexistence of chiral magnetic and anomalous quantum Hall effects supports the propagation of transverse electromagnetic modes. This simple setup provides a direct and optically feasible method to probe the simultaneous presence of these phenomena, potentially enabling the detection of an emergent axion-like field within condensed matter systems.
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