‘Anomalous Hall Effect’ detected in a non-magnetic material for the first time
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Japanese researchers detected the Anomalous Hall Effect in nonmagnetic cadmium arsenide films using an in-plane magnetic field, confirming theories that AHE can exist without traditional magnetism and potentially leading to new electronic devices.
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