Intermetallic compounds containing f-electron elements display a wealth of superconducting
phases, which are prime candidates for unconventional pairing with complex order …

Following the observation of an anomalous Nernst signal in cuprates, the Nernst effect has
been explored in a variety of metals and superconductors during the past few years. This …

The Nernst effect, a transverse thermoelectric phenomenon, has attracted significant
attention for its potential in energy conversion, thermoelectrics and spintronics. However …

Searching for heavy fermion (HF) states in non–f-electron systems becomes an interesting
issue, especially in the presence of magnetism, and can help explain the physics of complex …

Fe5–xGeTe2 is a centrosymmetric, layered van der Waals (vdW) ferromagnet that displays
Curie temperatures Tc (270–330 K) that are within the useful range for spintronic …

Heavy-fermion systems share some of the strange metal phenomenology seen in other
unconventional superconductors, providing a unique opportunity to set strange metals in a …

The Seebeck coefficient of a metal is expected to display a linear temperature dependence
in the zero-temperature limit. To attain this regime, it is often necessary to cool the system …

In ferromagnetic solids, a transverse voltage can be generated by a longitudinal temperature
gradient even in the absence of a magnetic field. This thermoelectric counterpart of the …

There are many exotic scenarios where the Lorenz number of the Wiedemann-Franz law is
known to deviate from expected values. However, in conventional semiconductor systems, it …

In this paper, we present recent developments in the theory of transport phenomena based
on the Fermi liquid theory. In conventional metals, various transport coefficients are scaled …