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Chiral-Angle-Controlled Spin Splitting and Spin Transport in Nanotubes Rolled from d-wave Altermagnets
Altermagnets combine compensated collinear magnetic order with momentum-dependent spin splitting in the electronic band structure. Here, we show that rolling a two-dimensional (2D) $d$-wave altermagnet into a nanotube converts this momentum dependence into chiral-angle-controlled one-dimensional (1D
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