1T-TaS2 as a quantum spin liquid [Physics]
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1T-TaS2 is unique among transition metal dichalcogenides in that it is understood to be a correlation-driven insulator, where the
unpaired electron in a 13-site cluster experiences enough correlation to form a Mott insulator. We argue, based on existing
data, that this well-known material should be considered as a quantum spin liquid, either a fully gapped
Z2 spin liquid or a Dirac spin liquid. We discuss the exotic states that emerge upon doping and propose further experimental
probes.
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DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1706769114
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