Topological Hall effect (THE) and its inverse effect (skyrmion Hall effect) generally occurs in
magnetic materials with topological properties, as a consequence of nonuniform and …

Chiral spin textures such as skyrmions are of interest to the field of spintronics for their
potential use in future computing devices. Hall effect measurements are a simple and …

Topological spin/polarization structures in ferroic materials continue to draw great attention
as a result of their fascinating physical behaviors and promising applications in the field of …

Complex transition-metal oxides (TMOs) are critical materials for cutting-edge electronics
and energy-related technologies, on the basis of their intriguing properties including …

The energy-efficient manipulation of the properties of functional materials is of great interest
from both a scientific and an applied perspective. The application of electric fields is one of …

In situ electrical control of the Dzyaloshinskii–Moriya interaction (DMI) is one of the central
but challenging goals toward skyrmion‐based device applications. An atomic design of …

Despite being highly promising for applications in emergent electronic devices, decoding
both the ion–electron–lattice coupling in correlated materials at the atomic scale and the …

The topological Hall effect (THE) is critical to the exploration of the spin chirality generated
by the real‐space Berry curvature, which has attracted worldwide attention for its prospective …

Berry curvature plays a crucial role in exotic electronic states of quantum materials, such as
the intrinsic anomalous Hall effect. As Berry curvature is highly sensitive to subtle changes of …

The Hall effect in SrRuO 3 thin films near the thickness limit for ferromagnetism shows an
extra peak in addition to the ordinary and anomalous Hall effects. This extra peak has been …