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cond-mat.str-el2026

Spin nematic liquid crystal and scalar spin chirality in tetragonal lattice YbMnBi

Yaofeng Xie, Sijie Xu, Yu Pan +22

A spin nematic order, analogous to the nematic liquid crystal, characterizes the spontaneous breaking of spin-space rotational symmetry while preserving time-reversal () symmetr…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2026

Visualizing Microwave-Driven Dynamics of Antiskyrmions and Surface Skyrmions

Zhuolin Li, Daisuke Nakamura, Spencer Reisbick +9

Microwaves provide coherent access to low-energy excitations and serve as effective probes of high-frequency spin dynamics in quantum and magnetic systems. For topological spin tex…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2026

Emergent toroidal induction in a polar Weyl ferromagnet

Yuuri Suzuki, Yukako Fujishiro, Masataka Mogi +12

The paper demonstrates that a uniform polar Weyl ferromagnet can exhibit emergent electromagnetic induction via a Berry‑phase mechanism, where an alternating current drives spin‑or…

cond-mat.mes-hall2025

Nanosculpted 3D helices of a magnetic Weyl semimetal with switchable nonreciprocity

Max T. Birch, Yukako Fujishiro, Ilya Belopolski +6

The emergent properties of materials are defined by the symmetries of their underlying atomic, spin and charge order. The explorations of symmetry breaking effects are therefore us…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2025

Emergent reactance induced by the deformation of a current-driven skyrmion lattice

Matthew T. Littlehales, Max T. Birch, Akiko Kikkawa +6

The interaction between conduction electrons and spin textures gives rise to remarkable phenomena associated with the Berry phase. The Berry phase acquired by conduction electrons…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2024

Nonreciprocal transport in a room-temperature chiral magnet

Daisuke Nakamura, Mu-Kun Lee, Kosuke Karube +4

Chiral magnets under broken time-reversal symmetry can give rise to rectification of moving electrons, called nonreciprocal transport. Several mechanisms, such as the spin-fluctuat…