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Weyl and Dirac semimetals in three-dimensional solids

Reviews of Modern Physics · 2018 · Vol. 90(1)
N. P. ArmitageE. J. MeléAshvin Vishwanath

Abstract

In recent years many three-dimensional crystals have been discovered whose low energy electronic properties are described by the Dirac or Weyl equations for relativistic fermions. This leads to many unusual physical properties and potentially to new applications. This review explains the theory behind these developments, their material realizations, and the current experimental status.

Topological Materials and PhenomenaGraphene research and applicationsQuantum many-body systemsPhysicsGapless playbackDirac (video compression format)Topological insulatorDirac fermionSemimetalGrapheneState of matterFermionTheoretical physics

Funding

  • National Science Foundation
  • U.S. Department of Energy
  • Division of Materials Research
  • Army Research Office
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