First glimpse of the orbiton

Philip B. Allen () and Vasili Perebeinos
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Philip B. Allen: State University of New York
Vasili Perebeinos: State University of New York

Nature, 2001, vol. 410, issue 6825, 155-158

Abstract: Crystals are host to a variety of disturbances, which show up as waves or particles. Physicists think they may have seen a new type of disturbance called the orbiton.

Date: 2001
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