Despite decades of intense investigations, the origin of the enigmatic pseudogap phase of high-Tc superconducting cuprates remains an unsolved mystery. In the last 20 years, condensed matter physicists discovered that this mysterious phase hosts symmetry breaking states such as an intra-unit cell (or q=0) magnetism preserving the lattice translational (LT) symmetry and breaking the...
Kagome metals of the AV3Sb5 types with A={K,Cs,Rb} are under the spotlight recently due to their non-trivial topological Z² nature and their strongly correlated electronic phases at low temperature reminding the ones of High-Tc superconducting Cuprates. For instance, CsV3Sb5 exhibit both a charge density wave phase below 94K with a 2x2 doubling of the unit cell and a superconducting phase...
