Kopachris•

Magazine article is a little short on details. Other than being temperature dependant, how does this differ from an ordinary semiconductor?

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jhchawkOPMS | Mechanical Engineering | Metal Additive Manufacturing•

The paper itself is here: http://science.sciencemag.org/content/early/2015/07/01/science.aaa7974

Insulators occur in more than one guise; a recent finding was the class of topological insulators, which host a conducting surface juxtaposed with an insulating bulk. Here we report the observation of an unusual insulating state with an electrically insulating bulk that simultaneously yields bulk quantum oscillations with characteristics of an unconventional Fermi liquid.

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Kopachris•

Ooohh, topological insulators, I remember hearing about that during the Nobels in 2016 I think. Thanks!

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