The discovery of hidden spin polarization (HSP) in centrosymmetric nonmagnetic crystals,
ie, spatially distributed spin polarization originated from local symmetry breaking, has …

In the presence of both space and time reversal symmetries, an s-wave A 1 g
superconducting state is usually topologically trivial. Here, we demonstrate that an exception …

In this Letter we report on the colossal spin splitting (on the order of several electronvolts) in
the collinear antiferromagnetic (AFM) MnF2 (110) monolayer, which we obtained from first …

Hidden spin polarization refers to that doubly degenerate bands protected by combined
inversion and time-reversal symmetry in nonmagnetic inversion-symmetric crystals could …

The spin polarization in nonmagnetic materials is conventionally attributed to the outcome of
spin-orbit coupling when the global inversion symmetry is broken. The recently discovered …

In this paper, we report the classification of all the 528 magnetic layer groups into seven spin
splitting prototypes, in analogy to the similar classification previously reported for the 1651 …

It has been generally accepted that the spin-orbit coupling effect in noncentrosymmetric
materials leads to the band splitting and nontrivial spin polarization in the momentum space …

To generate and manipulate spin‐polarized electronic states in solids are crucial for modern
spintronics. The textbook routes employ quantum well states or Shockley/topological type …

Intrinsic Rashba spin-orbital coupling (SOC) can exist in centrosymmetric materials with
local inversion symmetry breaking. Here we show that such a SOC can induce topological …

Hidden spin polarization (HSP) emerges in centrosymmetric crystals where visible spin
splittings in the real space can be observed because of the lack of inversion symmetry in …