Title of Experiment
8Li betaNMR study of the Inverse Perovskite Oxide Topological Dirac Semimetals
Spokesperson(s) for Group
Current Members of Group
| Name |
Institution |
Status |
% of research time devoted to experiment |
| W.A. MacFarlane |
University of British Columbia/TRIUMF |
Associate Professor |
|
| R. M. L. McFadden |
University of British Columbia |
Student (PhD) |
|
| H. Nakamura |
MPI-FKF Stuttgart |
Research Scientist |
|
| A. Chatzichristos |
University of British Columbia |
Student (PhD) |
|
| M.H. Dehn |
University of British Columbia |
Student (PhD) |
|
| D. Fujimoto |
University of British Columbia |
Student (Graduate) |
|
| V.L. Karner |
University of British Columbia |
Student (Graduate) |
|
| R.F. Kiefl |
University of British Columbia |
Professor |
|
| K.M. Kojima |
KEK-IMSS |
Associate Professor |
|
| R. Li |
TRIUMF |
Applied Scientist |
|
| Z. Salman |
Paul Scherrer Institute |
Research Scientist |
|
| H. Takagi |
University of Tokyo |
Professor |
|
| J.O. Ticknor |
University of British Columbia |
Student (Graduate) |
|
Abstract
Sr3SnO is a compound that is semimetallic with a special electronic structure that is topologically distinct from a regular semimetal. Here we try to understand its magnetic properties which are certainly unusual and possibly useful.
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