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Spin splitting without symmetry: a nearly compensated ferrimagnet and the origin of altermagnetism
The spin splitting of collinear altermagnets is usually attributed to the crystal symmetry relating the opposite-spin sublattices --- a rotation or mirror in place of the translation or inversion of a conventional antiferromagnet. We show that this symmetry organizes the splitting but does not produ
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