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Leo Esaki
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Masao Ogata
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Masahito Mochizuki, Shinichiro Seki
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Magnetic skyrmions, vortex-like swirling spin textures characterized by a quantized topological invariant in chiral-lattice magnets, are currently attracting intensive research interest. In particular, their dynamics under external fields is an issue of vital importance because its understanding is crucial both for fundamental science and for technical applications. It has turned out that the skyrmions in an insulating magnet Cu_2OSeO_3 exhibit a multiferroic nature with magnetism-induced ferroelectricity. In this article, we discuss that this multiferroic skyrmion phase shows unique coupled oscillation modes of magnetizations and polarizations, which are both magnetically and electrically active, and the intense interference between their electric and magnetic activation processes leads to an unprecedentedly large diode effect on microwaves. The microwave absorption by this skyrmion phase changes up to 〜20% when the incident direction is reversed. Our results demonstrate that the multiferroic skyrmions can be a promising building block for microwave devices.
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Masahiro Takada
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The cosmic acceleration problem or dark energy problem is one of the most important and tantalizing problems in astronomy, cosmology as well as particle physics. There are various wide-field, imaging galaxy survey being planned across the world, aimed at exploring the nature of dark energy. Ahead of these projects, the next-generation wide-field prime-focus camera of the 8.2m Subaru Telescope, the Hyper Suprime-Cam, just had the first image of real sky (see the article by Prof. Miyazaki in this journal for details). The combination of wide field-of-view and large mirror aperture makes HSC/Subaru the most powerful instrument for a wide-field galaxy survey. Starting from next year, for 5 years duration, we are planning to carry out an ever largest galaxy survey with HSC. In this article, I briefly describe the HSC project and the science cases we can carry out with the HSC survey, and will also discuss prospects for observational cosmology in coming decades.
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Satoshi Miyazaki
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New wide field camera of 1.5 degree FOV is being built for 8.2m Subaru Telescope. The primary science case is to probe dark energy through weak gravitational lensing.
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