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Electrons and magnetic moments of vanadium atoms intertwine in a dance that falls silent under pressure.
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In the material, magnetic moments behave like a flock of birds: under pressure, their synchronized flight suddenly stops, opening the way to new physics.
🎯 In heavy-fermion materials, electrons ‘gain weight’ to the mass of an entire atom and barely crawl through the crystal.