Scientists have used an electric field to reverse the handedness of atomic vibrations known as chiral phonons. The ability to control them opens new possibilities for phonon-based information technologies.
Scientists have used an electric field to reverse the handedness of atomic vibrations known as chiral phonons.
The ability to control them opens new possibilities for phonon-based information technologies.
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Scientists have used an electric field to reverse the handedness of atomic vibrations known as chiral phonons. The ability to control them opens new possibilities for phonon-based information technologies. Chiral phonons link magnetism with atomic motion.
Chiral phonons link magnetism with atomic motion.
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