New kind of magnetic oscillation in artificial crystals

Recent experiments on two-dimensional artificial crystals have revealed a set of magnetic oscillations with unexpected frequencies. We present a theory of these oscillations and show that they are of a kind not previously observed in artificial crystals or in real metals. In particular, we show that they arise from open electron trajectories.

About the presenter

Zeb Krix is a Research Fellow at UNSW with CI’s Oleg Suskkov and Oleh Klochan. He studies the theory behind artificial graphene and artificial topological insulators, as per FLEET’s Research Theme 3, Light-transformed Materials.