kurianioms
Kurianioms are a hypothetical class of emergent quasiparticles proposed in condensed matter theory. They arise in models of two-dimensional, strongly correlated systems with geometric frustration and complex spin–orbit interactions. In these theories, kurianioms behave as localized excitations that cannot be described by conventional fermionic or bosonic statistics and may exhibit intermediate anyonic behavior.
Etymology: The term kurianiom is named in honor of the researcher A. Kurian and follows the convention
Theoretical features: Kurianioms are predicted to reside on lattice defects or domain walls and to carry fractional
Possible platforms: Models identify kagome lattices, twisted bilayer or moiré materials, and other frustrated two-dimensional networks
Experimental status: As of now, kurianioms remain speculative. Proposed experimental signatures include anomalous interference patterns and
See also: anyons, topological order, quasiparticles, kagome lattice, moiré materials.