The Hall effect, in which a current flows perpendicular to an electrical bias, has been
prominent in the history of condensed matter physics. Appearing variously in classical …

Topological Hall effect (THE) and its inverse effect (skyrmion Hall effect) generally occurs in
magnetic materials with topological properties, as a consequence of nonuniform and …

We demonstrate the emergence of a pronounced thermal transport in the recently
discovered class of magnetic materials—altermagnets. From symmetry arguments and first …

In ferromagnets, an electric current generally induces a transverse Hall voltage in proportion
to the internal magnetization. This effect is frequently used for the electrical readout of the …

It is commonly believed that the energy bands of typical collinear antiferromagnets (AFs),
which have zero net magnetization, are Kramers spin-degenerate. Kramers nondegeneracy …

Axions are hypothetical particles that were proposed to solve the strong charge–parity
problem in high-energy physics. Although they have long been known in quantum field …

The whorls of localized moments in chiral magnetic structures, such as skyrmions, lead to a
quantized topological charge, which may make them useful as next-generation information …

The magnetic skyrmion is a spin-swirling topological object characterized by its nontrivial
winding number, holding potential for next-generation spintronic devices. While optical …

The emergence of intrinsic quantum anomalous Hall (QAH) insulators with a long-range
ferromagnetic (FM) order triggers unprecedented prosperity for combining topology and …

Antiferromagnetic materials have recently gained renewed interest due to their possible use
in spintronics technologies, where spin transport is the foundation of their functionalities. In …