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Drastic field-induced resistivity upturns as signatures of unconventional magnetism in superconducting iron chalcogenides
Electronic scattering is a powerful tool to identify underlying changes in electronic behavior and incipient electronic and magnetic orders. The nematic and magnetic phases are strongly intertwined under applied pressure in FeSe, however, the additional isoelectronic substitution of sulphur offers a
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