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First-principles electron-phonon interactions and electronic transport in large-angle twisted bilayer graphene
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Machine learning electron-phonon interactions in two-dimensional semiconducting materials: The case of zero-point renormalization
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Giant thermal magnetoconductivity in CrCl 3 and a general model for spin-phonon scattering
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Giant effective magnetic fields from optically driven chiral phonons in 4 f paramagnets
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Role of electron-phonon coupling in excitonic insulator candidate Ta 2 NiSe 5
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Isotopic Raman broadening due to Anderson localization of harmonic phonons in partially deuterated ice VII and VIII
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Quantum Erasure Using Entangled Surface Acoustic Phonons
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Probing Electron-Phonon Interactions Away from the Fermi Level with Resonant Inelastic X-Ray Scattering
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Evidence of a Phonon Hall Effect in the Kitaev Spin Liquid Candidate α − RuCl 3
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Phonon Thermal Hall Conductivity from Scattering with Collective Fluctuations
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Soft anharmonic phonons and ultralow thermal conductivity in Mg 3 (Sb, Bi) 2 thermoelectrics
The atomistic origin of ultralow thermal conductivity in promising new thermoelectrics is revealed by experiments and simulations.
Ultrafast Acoustic Phonon Dynamics in the Weyl Semimetal TaAs Probed by Time-Resolved X-ray Diffraction
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Synthetic-domain Neural Networks using Integrated Nonlinear Phononics on Lithium Niobate
Leveraging strong second-order nonlinearities of lithium niobate, we demonstrate synthetic-domain neural networks with both efficient linear and nonlinear operations. A high accuracy of 98.2% is experimentally achieved for a four-class classification task.