Meysam Bagheri Tagani, Carmine Autieri
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Scientists found that adding a special "orbital twist" to electrons in a unique kagome magnet can create Berry curvature, making electricity flow sideways even without a normal magnetic field or special spin interactions.
The paper shows how a special "orbital twist" can unlock hidden electrical properties in a magnet that normally cancels itself out.
They discovered that this orbital twist alone can make electricity flow sideways, even without the usual spin effects, creating a new kind of topological material.