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    Theory of non-Hermitian topological whispering gallery

    Topological insulators have taken the condensed matter physics scenery by storm and captivated the interest among scientists and materials engineers alike. Surprisingly, this arena which was initially establis...

    René Pernas-Salomón, Li-Yang Zheng, Zhiwang Zhang in npj Computational Materials (2022)

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    Non-Hermitian elastodynamics in gyro-odd continuum media

    Linear elasticity has long been considered a well-established research area using conservative field theory. However, the discovery of odd-elasticity challenges the essential energy conservation assumption, wh...

    Penglin Gao, Yegao Qu, Johan Christensen in Communications Materials (2022)

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    Structured sonic tube with carbon nanotube-like topological edge states

    A single-wall carbon nanotube can be viewed as a one-dimensional material created by rolling up a sheet of graphene. Its electronic band structure depends on the chirality, i.e., how the sheet has been rolled ...

    Zhiwang Zhang, Penglin Gao, Wenjie Liu, Zichong Yue, Ying Cheng in Nature Communications (2022)

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    Topological vortices for sound and light

    Localized zero-energy fermionic states can bind to topological defects such as two-dimensional vortices, which can be realized in the bulk of artificial acoustic and optical lattices.

    Penglin Gao, Johan Christensen in Nature Nanotechnology (2021)

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    Fatigue Damage Mechanism of AL6XN Austenitic Stainless Steel at High Temperatures

    By the combination of transmission electron microscope, neutron diffraction and small-angle neutron scattering methods, mechanical fatigue behavior of AL6XN austenitic stainless steel was investigated in the t...

    Yanyan Hong, Penglin Gao, Hongjia Li in Acta Metallurgica Sinica (English Letters) (2020)

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    Rotational Effects of Nanoparticles for Cooling down Ultracold Neutrons

    Due to quantum coherence, nanoparticles have very large cross sections when scattering with very cold or Ultracold Neutrons (UCN). By calculating the scattering cross section quantum mechanically at first, the...

    **aoqing Tu, Guangai Sun, Jian Gong, Lijuan Liu, Yong Ren in Scientific Reports (2017)