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Autori principali: Okumura, Suguru, Tanaka, Ryutaro, Hirobe, Daichi
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.08998
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author Okumura, Suguru
Tanaka, Ryutaro
Hirobe, Daichi
author_facet Okumura, Suguru
Tanaka, Ryutaro
Hirobe, Daichi
contents Nonlinear electrical conduction primarily mediated by an orbital texture is observed in chiral semiconductor Te. We determine the enantiospecific sign of the nonlinear conductance and identify anomalies in its carrier-density dependence. Our findings, combined with the Boltzmann equation, are attributed to a chiral orbital texture, namely a chiral distribution of the orbital magnetic moment in reciprocal space. This study underscores the efficacy of nonlinear transport measurements in probing orbital-related effects, whose differentiation from spin counterparts is often demanding in the linear response regime of electron transport.
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spellingShingle Chiral orbital texture in nonlinear electrical conduction
Okumura, Suguru
Tanaka, Ryutaro
Hirobe, Daichi
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Materials Science
Nonlinear electrical conduction primarily mediated by an orbital texture is observed in chiral semiconductor Te. We determine the enantiospecific sign of the nonlinear conductance and identify anomalies in its carrier-density dependence. Our findings, combined with the Boltzmann equation, are attributed to a chiral orbital texture, namely a chiral distribution of the orbital magnetic moment in reciprocal space. This study underscores the efficacy of nonlinear transport measurements in probing orbital-related effects, whose differentiation from spin counterparts is often demanding in the linear response regime of electron transport.
title Chiral orbital texture in nonlinear electrical conduction
topic Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.08998