D-wave altermagnets host a robust finite-temperature pair-density-wave superconducting phase driven by momentum-dependent spin splitting.
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Collinear altermagnets can exhibit tunable mixed-parity spin textures and new dissipationless spin Hall responses when driven by two-color light or coupled to P-odd loop-current order, creating (P,T)=(-,-) or (+,+) states.
Vacancy-driven reconstruction of V2X2 monolayers creates an inverse Lieb network that realizes d-wave altermagnetism with (cos kx - cos ky) spin splitting and zero net magnetization.
Ultrafast light induces momentum-dependent altermagnetic spin splitting in antiferromagnets via photoexcited charge redistribution and lattice distortion that breaks effective time-reversal symmetry.
Graphene antidot superlattices develop interaction-induced i-wave altermagnetic spin splitting from their intrinsic magnetic instability.
Janus FeSeX monolayers host coexisting d-wave altermagnetism without SOC and a SOC-induced topological gap with quantized spin Hall conductivity and nontrivial invariants.
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Collinear altermagnets can exhibit tunable mixed-parity spin textures and new dissipationless spin Hall responses when driven by two-color light or coupled to P-odd loop-current order, creating (P,T)=(-,-) or (+,+) states.
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Coexistence of d-Wave Altermagnetism and Topological States in Janus FeSeX (X = S, Te) Monolayers
Janus FeSeX monolayers host coexisting d-wave altermagnetism without SOC and a SOC-induced topological gap with quantized spin Hall conductivity and nontrivial invariants.