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Nueva punta de microscopio topológico revela evidencia de altermagnetismo 2D

Investigadores han convertido un material topológico laminado en una punta de microscopio de efecto túnel (STM) que detecta estados electrónicos relacionados con el espín a resolución atómica.

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Investigadores han convertido un material topológico laminado en una punta de microscopio de efecto túnel (STM) que detecta estados electrónicos relacionados con el espín a resolución atómica.

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