Monday 10 June 2019
Settling the debate: Solving the electronic surface states of samarium hexaboride
Researchers show that samarium hexaboride is a topological insulator, which allows electrons to flow only along its exterior surface. Together with its strong electron correlations, this material has potential to be used in future spintronic quantum devices that utilize the spins of individual electrons.
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