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| Format: | Preprint |
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2026
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| Online Access: | https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.00739 |
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- Integrating real-space topological spin textures with momentum-space topological electronic states within a single altermagnetic system has remained a persistent challenge. Here, we introduce a symmetry-locked bilayer altermagnet that concurrently hosts d-wave altermagnetism, momentum-space topology, and stable antiskyrmions. In momentum-space, it enables strain-triggered transitions to an antiferromagnetic Weyl semimetal phase, where the Néel vector acts as a switch for spin-layer-polarized quantum anomalous Hall and Weyl states, alongside coupled topological states and valley polarization effects. In real-space, the formation of interlayer co-directional and locked in-plane Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interactions facilitates the creation of coupled antiskyrmion pairs with compensated topological charges. This locking symmetry fully cancels the transverse Magnus forces, resulting in current-driven, strictly longitudinal motion of antiskyrmions without any Hall-like deflection. Our work establishes a robust platform for dual-space topological magnetism and offers a definitive solution to the vanishing Hall angle in charge-neutral antiskyrmions, opening pathways toward high-density, low-power topological spintronics.