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Electronic transport probes a hidden state

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Electronic transport measurements of the anomalous Hall effect can probe properties of a frustrated kagome spin ice that are hidden from conventional thermodynamic and magnetic probes.

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Fig. 1: Schematic of the anomalous Hall effect in a frustrated spin system.

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