NicGauthier Phys.

Condensed Matter Physicist at INRS-EMT

[RQMP @RQMP6]

Félicitations à Jeffrey Quilliam @IQ_USherbrooke & Andrea Bianchi @PhysiqueUdeM pour leur #collaboration fructueuse inter-RQMP:
Magnetic structure of Ce3TiBi5 and its relation to current-induced magnetization
https://t.co/M605y7QgwS
🙏💰 @FRQ_NT @CRSNG_NSERC #CFREF

[NicGauthier Phys. @NicGauthierPhys]

@AlannahHallas For f-electron systems, this one is quite good https://t.co/zFB2cYnKhR

[Andrea @majeriisli]

If you were wondering what magnetic polarons are, wonder no more, as we were actually able to observed the with small angle neutron diffraction: https://t.co/p19LX3S8NL

[Institut quantique @IQ_USherbrooke]

Les professeurs Jeffrey Quilliam et Bertrand Reulet nous parlent de leur projet porteur : Excitations émergentes dans les matériaux quantiques 👇

#IQUSherbrooke
https://t.co/frBQrctPJI

[NicGauthier Phys. @NicGauthierPhys]

Our work on a 'wide-angle lens' for ARPES was published today in Review of Scientific Instruments! We showed how to increase the momentum field of view by applying a bias on the sample, a technique especially relevant for setups using laser light sources. https://t.co/pfPIqveHF3

[Institut quantique @IQ_USherbrooke]

Une communauté, 4 équipes de recherches, 4 projets d’avenir, l’IQ dévoile ses projets porteurs.

One Community, 4 Research Teams, 4 Research Projects, IQ unveils its promising projects.

➡️ https://t.co/9mU6MASXEH

#IQUSherbrooke

[Physical Review B @PhysRevB]

PRB Editors' Suggestion: #Quantum-well states in fractured crystals of the heavy-fermion material #CeCoIn5

Nicolas Gauthier et al.
Phys. Rev. B 102, 125111
#physics #condmat #EdSugg @APSPhysics

Article: https://t.co/7o3xPL0PWV

[NicGauthier Phys. @NicGauthierPhys]

Article: https://t.co/eSWEZivtuD
Data: https://t.co/aaNGcFLJak

[NicGauthier Phys. @NicGauthierPhys]

Our work about quantum well states in the heavy fermion material #CeCoIn5 has just been published in @PhysRevB! And if you feel like it, you can even play with the data, as it's openly available on the Stanford Digital Repository. #EdSugg #condmat #OpenData

[NicGauthier Phys. @NicGauthierPhys]

As confinement is a trendy topic these days, here is our most recent work on the confinement of electrons! Do you feel quantized as the electrons do? https://t.co/NAkxP3Fy70

[NicGauthier Phys. @NicGauthierPhys]

Here is my contribution

[NicGauthier Phys. @NicGauthierPhys]

Happy to be one of the finalists at the Art of Science virtual exhibition from Stanford!
https://t.co/Tbldk4sTIt

[Institut Laue-Langevin @ILLGrenoble]

On @NaturePhysics cover!
Degrees of freedom in this octupole ice are quantum objects whose dual dipole–octupole nature can be controlled using magnetic fields or - as demonstrated here - temperature.
Opens perspectives for #quantum many-body systems !
https://t.co/L4CS94u3b7

[NicGauthier Phys. @NicGauthierPhys]

We made the cover of Nature Physics! =D
Our results showed the realization of a spin liquid where the basic building blocks are magnetic multipoles instead of the more conventional magnetic dipoles.

[Nature Physics @NaturePhysics]

Our May issue is live! The cover illustrates a spin liquid of magnetic multipoles. Check out the rest of the issue here:
https://t.co/uGsYXvM2UE

[NicGauthier Phys. @NicGauthierPhys]

I really like this approach! Comparing different momenta and fields all together in a single model gives it strong credibility. But also, that's quite a challenge experimentally!

[Physical Review X @PhysRevX]

Field-Angle-Resolved Magnetic Excitations as a Probe of Hidden-Order Symmetry in CeB_6 https://t.co/nGOoZdunRF #openaccess

[NicGauthier Phys. @NicGauthierPhys]

Need to think of something else than a virus? Read our latest work in Nature Physics about a quantum magnet where magnetic moments of higher order (octupoles!) form a strongly entangled disordered state.
Paper: https://t.co/piU32Ngdwr
News & view: https://t.co/BgSZzbbKRA

[NicGauthier Phys. @NicGauthierPhys]

How is magnetism affected by a change of the electron itinerancy? Have a look here! Phys. Rev. Lett. 123, 097201 (2019) https://t.co/mU7sHyDMkW

[NicGauthier Phys. @NicGauthierPhys]

Colleagues at Stanford developed this amazing new technique to measure subtle phase transitions with the elastocaloric effect. Have a look at their nice work published today in Review of Scientific Instruments! https://t.co/P4kqETjZif

[NicGauthier Phys. @NicGauthierPhys]

Lots of information can be hidden in broad diffuse scattering features. We just need to be able to extract it properly! Using the ANNNI model, that's exactly what we have be able to do with 1D frustrated magnets. Have a look at our recent work: https://t.co/YfSTZG7ZFv

[David Abergel @David_Abergel]

...And if you're wondering what on earth ARPES is, you could read this. 😉

https://t.co/NtwZd6AxUz https://t.co/StjiUtsI12