Byungkyun Kang Source Confirmed

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Byungkyun Kang's research focuses on condensed matter physics, particularly the interplay of magnetism, electronic structure, and topological properties in materials. His work investigates phenomena such as the anomalous Hall effect in Kondo lattice ferromagnets and the orbital-selective Kondo effect in heavy fermion superconductors. Kang has also explored the electronic properties of infinite-layer nickelates, examining their behavior as Hund's metals and the impact of f-d Kondo hybridization on superconductivity and magnetism. His recent publications include studies on the Mott-insulator state of FeSe and the influence of magnetism on band topology in kagome magnets. Kang's research also extends to computational methods, with work on size-dependent nucleation in crystal phase transitions using machine learning metadynamics.

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• h-index: 13
• Publications: 52
• Citations: 657