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Coherent direction-dependent valley transport in Dirac/Weyl semimetals
We investigate the coherent transmission of collimated wave packets through an inversion-asymmetric electrostatic barrier in a Dirac or Weyl channel. For a barrier consisting of a vertical and an oblique interface, we show that forward- and backward-moving wave packets experience different Fermi-sur
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