Physicists at Carnegie Mellon University have discovered a new form of the Hall effect that does not require a perpendicular magnetic field, challenging a foundational principle of electromagnetism and opening the door to simpler magnetic sensors for electronics, transportation,…
Carnegie Mellon researchers overturn century-old assumption about the Hall effect
Physicists at Carnegie Mellon University have discovered a new form of the Hall effect that does not require a perpendicular magnetic field, challenging a foundational principle of electromagnetism and opening the door to simpler magnetic sensors for electronics, transportation, and medicine.
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