AWhat changed
Qin, Niu and Shi developed formulas for energy magnetization and explained how circulating equilibrium currents affect thermal transport coefficients. In a noninteracting anomalous Hall example, the corrected calculation avoids a low-temperature divergence and recovers the expected relation between electrical and thermal response.
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Qin, Niu and Shi developed formulas for energy magnetization and explained how circulating equilibrium currents affect thermal transport coefficients. In a noninteracting anomalous Hall example, the corrected calculation avoids a low-temperature divergence and recovers the expected relation between electrical and thermal response. The formalism assumes the stated equilibrium and linear-response conditions, and its worked example is a noninteracting electronic model. It is not an experimental verification for every material. Earlier work identified circulating currents; the later phonon-specific papers have their own versioned bylines.
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The linked original works support the scoped statement and contribution attribution. WRS has not independently replayed experiments or reconstructed a full mathematical proof. The formalism assumes the stated equilibrium and linear-response conditions, and its worked example is a noninteracting electronic model. It is not an experimental verification for every material. Earlier work identified circulating currents; the later phonon-specific papers have their own versioned bylines.
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