Formed by an electronic struggle between the atomic layers of the material, this 'stunning' herringbone pattern could result in unique features that researchers are just beginning to investigate. Scientists at the Department of Energy's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford University h
have developed a novel quantum material, the atomic framework of which has been drastically distorted into a herringbone pattern.
“Based on theoretical modeling from members of our team, it looks like the new material has intriguing magnetic, orbital, and charge order properties that we plan to investigate further,” he said. Those are some of the very properties that scientists think give quantum materials their surprising characteristics.
And when the whole crystal lattice consists of JT ions, in some cases the overall crystal structure warps, so the electron’s dilemma is cooperatively solved for all the ions.Illustration showing distortions in a new quantum material that were produced by an electronic tug-of-war between negatively charged cobalt ions and positively charged calcium ions.
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