A trion fluid—which forms when excitons bind to an extra electron or hole—is expected to exhibit a Hall effect in magnetic fields. Now, this is demonstrated in electron–hole double layers. ↧ Trion Hall effect in electron–hole double layers Nature Physics - A trion fluid—which forms when excitons bind to an extra electron or hole—is expected to exhibit a Hall effect in magnetic fields. Now, this is demonstrated in...
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A trion fluid—which forms when excitons bind to an extra electron or hole—is expected to exhibit a Hall effect in magnetic fields. Now, this is demonstrated in electron–hole double layers.

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