An in-plane magnetic field usually destroys the isotropic fractional quantum Hall states of two-dimensional electron systems, and gives rise to anisotropic liquid-crystal-like states. An unexpected observation of the coexistence of both states at once suggests the emergence of a new quantum phase of matter.
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Nayak, C. Full tilt. Nature Phys 7, 836 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1038/nphys2139
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