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Category: 4. Physics
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Dichotomy of magnetic effect between Weyl fermions and anomalous Hall effect in PrAlSi
Termination dependent electronic structure of PrAlSi
PrAlSi family is commonly found to crystallize in a tetragonal structure with the nonsymmorphic space group of I41/md (No. 109)28,32. As illustrated in Fig. 1a, Pr, Al and Si atoms all form…
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New Tunneling Technique Reveals Hidden Properties of High-Temperature Superconductors
High-pressure electron tunneling spectroscopy reveals the presence of a superconducting gap in H₃S and D₃S. Superconductors are materials that can conduct electrical current without any resistance, making them crucial for applications such as…
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Strain-enhanced two-photon absorption in twisted bilayer graphene
We begin by examining AA-stacked bilayer graphene and introduce a deformation through two distinct modifications: (1) a relative twist between the layers by − θ/2 and + θ/2 respectively, and (2) application of uniaxial strains of equal…
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Metamaterial conical beam antenna with dual band filtering response
Characteristics of the MTM
As we know, the hollow square waveguide with the transverse sizes of 14.5 mm × 14.5 mm, as shown in Fig. 1a, has a cut-off frequency of ~ 10.34 GHz according to the waveguide theory34. Commonly, when the…
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Observation of symmetry-forbidden rectification in an inversion-symmetric Weyl metal
In the previous study, the I–V characteristic curves for E // B were nonlinear, while they were linear in other E and B configurations, and the nonlinearity was more pronounced with increasing B3,4. The nonlinear conductivity Δσ evaluated from…
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Flow physics of nutrient transport drives functional design of ciliates
Energetic feasibility of flow-driven nutrient transport in microbal cells
Bacterial cells, which are commonly preyed upon by ciliates, are often 1000-fold smaller in volume (Fig. 1A). Bacteria rely on diffusion for both intracellular transport2,
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Experimental determination of TNT equivalence values for binary energetic materials
Three test series were conducted to establish TNT equivalence values for Helix, Texpak, Kinepak, Rimfire, and Tannerite: (1) plate dent test, (2) reaction velocity, and (3) air blast. Each will be discussed individually, followed by a comparative…
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