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The Evolution of Magnetism in a Thin Film Pyrochlore Ferromagnetic Insulator
ABSTRACT The pyrochlore vanadates are compelling candidates for next‐generation dissipationless devices. and are ferromagnetic insulators ( T 70 K) that are believed to exhibit the magnon Hall effect and are expected to host topological magnons. Their completely dissipationless magnon edge states c
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