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Matrix Density Waves and Fractionally Charged Point Defects in Flavor Weyl Semimetals
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A conventional interaction-driven Weyl density wave is a complex scalar and supports vortex lines, but no topologically stable point defects. We show that two Weyl flavors do not merely duplicate this order. Starting from the matrix-valued internode coherence, a local flavor-symmetric repulsion sele
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