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Revealing the origin of the topological Hall effect in the centrosymmetric shape memory Heusler alloy Mn 2 NiGa: A combined experimental and theoretical …

Rastogi et al., 2023

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3491856090065499097
Author
Rastogi S
Shahi N
Kumar V
Shukla G
Bhattacharjee S
Singh S
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Physical Review B

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Skyrmions are localized swirling noncoplanar spin textures offering a promising revolution in future spintronic applications. These topologically nontrivial spin textures lead to an additional contribution to the Hall effect, called the topological Hall effect. Here, we …
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