When Dirac meets frustrated magnetism

ScienceDaily
Jul 31, 2020, 2:51 pm579 ptsHot
Scientists have discovered one of the largest anomalous Hall effects (15,506 siemens per centimeter at 2 Kelvin) ever observed in the new compound, KV3Sb5. This material has a never-before-seen combination of properties: Dirac physics, frustrated magnetism, 2D exfoliatability, and chemical stability. Aside from…

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