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Large-gap quantum anomalous Hall insulator in two-dimensional pentagonal TiN$_8$ monolayer
Discovering the quantum anomalous Hall (QAH) effect in two-dimensional magnets is a central goal of topological condensed matter physics, yet candidate materials combining a sizable gap with a well-defined Chern number remain scarce. We report a new material platform that realizes emergent magnetism
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