In this review, we highlight the recent application of tabletop transient XUV spectroscopy to materials science, focusing on understanding the coupled electronic, structural, and spin dynamics.
Three-body single spur is formed through (1) energy deposition, (2) electron ejection, (3) electron relocalization, (4) electron thermalization, and (5) hydration. When the deposition energy is 11–19 eV, the spur radius is 3–10 nm.
This study introduces scalar projection techniques, shedding light on the exchange force's role in chemical bonding and electron sharing.
The magnetic field significantly enhances the thermoelectric performance of Te-doped Bi88Sb12 by the quantum mechanical effect induced exotic density of states. By such enhancement, the best zT reaches 2.6, comparable to the current best results.
This review focuses on the recent advances in spin-related catalysts to provide an insightful view of the origins of the enhanced catalytic activity.