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An American Physical Society journal article published 2025-04-16 presents research on tuning the anomalous Hall effect through selective mirror symmetry breaking in a kagome magnet. The excerpt provided contains bibliographic details but no experimental location or broader impact statements.

Categories: science-and-space

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Why it matters

The paper reports a tunable anomalous Hall effect in a kagome magnet, which is relevant to condensed-matter and materials research.

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