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Probing spin-charge separation in a Tomonaga-Luttinger liquid

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For many years theorists have predicted that metals in one-dimension are not characterized by electron-like quasiparticles but by new emergent excitations called spinons and holons. The experimental evidence for the breakup of the electron into these new particles has proved challenging. I will talk about one recent experiment, Science 325, 597 and discuss the context and implications.

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