Electrons driven by chiral phonons contribute to nonzero topological orbital magnetization expressed as a second Chern form.
Topological electrons generate an effective magnetic field--expressed as molecular Berry curvature--on phonon dynamics, leading to optical phonons with circular polarization.
Spontaneous phonon chirality driven by linearly polarized light in the presence of nonlinear spin-phonon coupling.
The magnon dispersion and magnon-exciton coupling in van der Waals magnets, CrSBr, can be effectively tuned by magnetic field and strain.
Rich nonlinear magnonic processes, like second harmonic generation, high harmonic generation, sum-frequency generation, etc., have been demonstrated using optical methods.
Applying an in-plane exchange field can gap out the edge states of Z2 topological insulator and generate corner states and higher-order band topology.
Coulomb interaction induced Chern insulator with orbital magnetization in kagome lattice.