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Home > Press > Electrons living on the edge: Researchers at the University of Tsukuba use theoretical calculations to predict the possibility of massless electrons in topological insulators excited with lasers, which may lead to faster and more efficient electronic devices
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Scientists at the University of Tsukuba demonstrated the possibility of electrons moving as if they were massless when certain materials called topological insulators are irradiated with laser beams. This work may lead to a new class of highly efficient electronic devices and photonic crystals.
Electrons living on the edge: Researchers at the University of Tsukuba use theoretical calculations to predict the possibility of massless electrons in topological insulators excited with lasers, which may lead to faster and more efficient electronic devices