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Coupled magnetic and structural phase transitions in the antiferromagnetic polar metal Pb2CoOsO6 under pressure
Yuanyuan Jiao, Yue-Wen Fang, Jianping Sun +10
PbCoOsO is a newly synthesized polar metal in which inversion symmetry is broken by the magnetic frustration in an antiferromagnetic ordering of Co and Os sublattices. The…
High-Pressure Crystal Growth, Superconducting Properties, and Electronic Band Structure of Nb2P5
Xiaolei Liu, Zhenhai Yu, Qifeng Liang +7
Orthorhombic (space group: Pnma) Nb2P5 is a high-pressure phase that is quenchable to ambient pressure, which could viewed as the zigzag infinite P chain-inserted NbP2. We report h…
Magnetic critical behavior of the van der Waals Fe5GeTe2 crystal with near room temperature ferromagnetism
Zhengxian Li, Wei Xia, Hao Su +7
The van der Waals ferromagnet Fe5GeTe2 has a Curie temperature TC of about 270 K, which can be raised above room temperature by tuning the Fe deficiency content. To achieve insight…
Magnetotransport properties of the layered CaAl2Si2 semimetal hosting multiple nontrivial topological states
Hao Su, Xianbiao Shi, Wei Xia +9
Combination of different nontrivial topological states in a single material is capable of realizing multiple functionalities and exotic physics, but such materials are still very s…
Pressure-induced superconductivity and topological phase transitions in the topological nodal-line semimetal SrAs3
E. J. Cheng, W. Xia, X. B. Shi +16
Topological nodal-line semimetals (TNLSMs) are materials whose conduction and valence bands cross each other, meeting a topologically-protected closed loop rather than discrete poi…
Pressure-Induced Structural Phase Transition and a Special Amorphization Phase of Two-Dimensional Ferromagnetic Semiconductor Cr2Ge2Te6
Zhenhai Yu, Wei Xia, Kailang Xu +9
Layered transition-metal trichalcogenides have become one of the research frontiers as two-dimensional magnets and candidate materials used for phase-change memory devices. Herein…