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2015

2015 News Physical Review Letters Publications 

Sum-Rule Constraints on the Surface State Conductance of Topological Insulators

September 24, 2015September 24, 2015 Kenneth Burch

We report the Drude oscillator strength D and the magnitude of the bulk band gap Eg of the epitaxially grown,

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2015 News Physical Review Letters 

Scattering Continuum and Possible Fractionalized Excitations in RuCl3

April 7, 2015April 7, 2015 Kenneth Burch fractionalized, Raman, RuCl3, spin liquid

The combination of electronic correlation and spin-orbit coupling is thought to precipitate a variety of highly unusual electronic phases in

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