Wait so this is distinct from antiferromagnetism how exactly, I thought the net-zero moment was the whole definition there?
altairprime 3 days ago |
The paper’s abstract may answer your question. (see link above)
buildbot 2 days ago |
After reading the abstract and intro, I personally have more questions than when I started!
altairprime 2 days ago |
Mission successful!
kalexandrite 2 days ago |
In fact, I think you will find it is exceptionally clear writing. I think almost anyone can understand the differences and what is alter even with a quick read.
Some of the sexiest sounding sentences in research findings I have read. “ Their results showed direct experimental evidence of chirality – an asymmetric magnetic structure, akin to a spiral staircase or a screw – in the spins of an altermagnetic candidate material.”
I appreciate the clarity that crystallizes in poetry that this author manages in their report!
reliabilityguy 2 days ago |
> Altermagnetic materials could be used to design advanced electronics, with applications including quantum technologies, memory devices and data centers.
I liked this bit: low level devices and data centers — as if these are on the same scale
DonHopkins 2 days ago |
So Insane Clown Posse was right all along to question how fuckin' magnets work.
chuckadams 20 hours ago |
I believe ICP was quoting Bill O’Reilly, though I suspect they also do not elucidate the matter any further.
Oarch 2 days ago |
We are so back (lol)
1970-01-01 2 days ago |
Maybe now we can fab a memristor for less than the cost of an entire used iPhone?