After a Weyl (Englisch)

In: Nature physics   ;  11 ,  9  ;  2015
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    1745-2473
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A little over three years ago, physicists were celebrating the discovery of the Higgs boson -- the elementary particle that helps others acquire mass. First proposed in 1964, this 40-year search was met with jubilation in the particle physics community, and was followed by a Nobel Prize soon after. But one particle that has eluded this community for 85 years has now been discovered in both solid state and photonic crystals. Could these discoveries help to realize the fermion set: Dirac, Weyl and Majorana?

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