Hidden order in URu2Si2 originates from Fermi surface gapping induced by dynamic symmetry breaking

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In atomically-thick B5N5 monolayer, antiferromagnetism arises from spontaneous symmetry breaking due to flat bands in the vicinity of the Fermi surface. An electric-controllable prototype spin filter with nearly 100% spin polarization is proposed based on B5N5 monolayers.


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