Antiferromagnets are suitable for dissipationless nanoelectronics, contrary to current theories Ill./©: Libor Šmejkal Young physicist at Mainz University discovers the Hall effect in an antiferromagnet, which – according to current theories – is impossible
Antiferromagnets are suitable for dissipationless nanoelectronics, contrary to current theories Ill./©: Libor Šmejkal Young physicist at Mainz University discovers the Hall effect in an antiferromagnet, which – according to current theories – is impossible
Ill./©: Libor Šmejkal
