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Raman Scattering Evidence for Fluctuating Kagome-Plane Moments in in PrZrO pyrochlore
Yuanyuan Xu, Huiyuan Man, Nan Tang +6
The exotic magnetic properties of the pyrochlore PrZrO are determined by the coupling of spin, orbital, and lattice degrees of freedom. Magnetism in this material origi…
Many-body quantum geometric effects and entanglement at the 3D metal-insulator quantum phase transition
Jason Y. Yan, Xiaoyu Guo, R. Bhandia +3
Quantum geometry has emerged as a unifying concept across condensed matter physics, underlying phenomena from nonlinear topological response to flat-band superconductivity. While u…
Charge-sensitive vibrational modes in BEDT-TTF salts: Signatures of charge ordering and site charge
Savita Priya, Martin Dressel, Jesse Liebman +1
BEDT-TTF-based organic conductors host a number of ground states, tuned by electron repulsion from Mott and charge ordered insulators to superconductors. Knowing charge distributio…
Tuning J-J in Quasi-2D Triangular Lattice Antiferromagnet -SrCrO via Uniaxial Pressure
Jazzmin Victorin, Shreenanda Ghosh, Seyed Koohpayeh +2
Triangular lattice antiferromagnets first attracted attention as a frustrated magnetic lattice which can serve as a platform to realize the resonating valence bond state. While the…
KCo(TeO) 2.5 HO : A mineral-inspired pseudo-honeycomb cobalt dimer antiferromagnet
Austin M. Ferrenti, Maxime A. Siegler, Yiqing Hao +9
In recent years, magnetically-frustrated triangular and honeycomb lattice cobaltates have seen extensive study in the pursuit of a quantum spin liquid (QSL) state in a real materia…
Raman scattering spectroscopic observation of a ferroelastic crossover in bond-frustrated PrCdP
Jackson Davis, Jesse Liebman, Dibyata Rout +3
2D magnetism in triangular lattices has already shown potential for hosting exotic magnetic states. Control of these magnetic states, both in terms of magnetic properties and in te…