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Recent Advances in Topological Materials (Eds. Yugui Yao, Xiangang Wan, Shengyuan A. Yang, Hua Chen)
Starting from the discovery of topological insulators in 2004, the field of topological materials has emerged as the frontier of the current research. It has greatly deepened our fundamental understanding of the band theory of materials. A variety of topological phases of matter have been predicted, and a number of such materials along with exotic physical properties have been discovered in experiment. The field has attracted wide interest because it also has an intrinsic interdisciplinary nature, not only limited to condensed matter physics, but also connected to high-energy physics, astrophysics, chemistry, materials science, and intimately related to application fields such as device and electronic engineering. It holds huge promise as building blocks for the next-generation electronics industry, based on the concept of “topological electronics”.
In view of these developments, we, together with the editorial office of the journal “Frontiers of Physics”, have decided that it is timely to edit a special issue dedicated to the topic of “
Recent Advances in Topological Materials”. The scope of this focus issue in Frontiers of Physics would cover all of the aspects from theoretical, computational, to experimental progress in the field. This special issue will present the major recent progress in this field from the best teams all over the world. We do hope that the issue will form a broad overview of the current state of this cutting-edge field.
Specific topics of interest covered in this issue include
● Weyl and Dirac semimetals
● Novel topological semimetals beyond Weyl and Dirac
● Spintronics with topological materials
● Progress on 2D topological insulators
● Dirac superconductor
● Majorana fermions and topological superconductivity
● Transport in topological materials
● Magnetism and topological materials
● High order topological insulators
● Anomalous Hall and magneto-optic effect in topological materials
● Topological states in cold atom systems
We are looking for high profile scientists from China and overseas to contribute Review, Mini-Review, Perspective, or Research Article in the foresaid areas. Please feel free to choose a striking topic that best fits the issue. Co-authorship is welcome. There is no strict length limit for each article, and for each review at least 15 pages length is highly expected.
The tentative published date of the special issue is the end of 2018, so we expect that the review articles will be submitted by October 30, 2018. The sample article (TEX template) can be downloaded via
http://journal.hep.com.cn/fop/EN/column/column15258.shtml and the new manuscript can be submitted online through
http://cn.manuscriptcentral.com/fop. All PDFs of the special issue will be openly accessed at
http://journal.hep.com.cn/fop, and a copy of the volume will be mailed to all participants.
Sincerely,
Guest Editors
Yugui Yao, Beijing Institute of Technology,
ygyao@bit.edu.cn
Xiangang Wan, Nanjing University,
xgwan@nju.edu.cn
Shengyuan A. Yang, Singapore University of Technology and Design,
shengyuan_yang@sutd.edu.sg
Hua Chen, Colorado State University,
huachen@colostate.edu