The long-range periodic atomic arrangement or the lack thereof in solids typically dictates
the magnitude and temperature dependence of their lattice thermal conductivity (κlat) …

Time-reversal symmetry (TRS) is pivotal for materials' optical, magnetic, topological, and
transport properties. Chiral phonons, characterized by atoms rotating unidirectionally around …

The emergence of collective order in matter is among the most fundamental and intriguing
phenomena in physics. In recent years, the dynamical control and creation of novel ordered …

The recently demonstrated chiral modes of lattice motion carry angular momentum and
therefore directly couple to magnetic fields. Notably, their magnetic moments are predicted …

Phonons are the quasiparticles of collective lattice excitations that may carry finite angular
momenta, but commonly exhibit negligible magnetic moments. A large phonon magnetic …

Rectification describes the conversion of an oscillating field or current into a quasi-static one
and the most basic example of a rectifier is an AC/DC converter in electronics. This principle …

The interplay of charge, spin, lattice, and orbital degrees of freedom in correlated materials
often leads to rich and exotic properties. Recent studies have brought new perspectives to …

Circularly polarized lattice vibrations carry angular momentum and lead to magnetic
responses in applied magnetic fields or when resonantly driven with ultrashort laser pulses …

The traditional theory of magnetic moments for chiral phonons is based on the picture of the
circular motion of the Born effective charge, typically yielding a small fractional value of the …

The current understanding of chirality suggests the existence of a connection between
structure and angular momentum, including spin. This is particularly emphasized in the …