Large magnon-induced anomalous Nernst conductivity in single-crystal MnBi.Thermoelectric modules are a promising approach to energy harvesting and efficient cooling.  For high conversion efficiency, it is required that the material have a large ANE thermoelectric power and low electrical resistance, which lead to the conductivity of the ANE.  Studying single-crystal manganese-bismuth (MnBi), we find a high ANE thermopower (∼10 μV/K) under 0.6 T at 80 K, and a transverse thermoelectric conductivity of over 40 A/Km. 
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Large magnon-induced anomalous Nernst conductivity in single-crystal MnBi.Thermoelectric modules are a promising approach to energy harvesting and efficient cooling.  For high conversion efficiency, it is required that the material have a large ANE thermoelectric power and low electrical resistance, which lead to the conductivity of the ANE.  Studying single-crystal manganese-bismuth (MnBi), we find a high ANE thermopower (∼10 μV/K) under 0.6 T at 80 K, and a transverse thermoelectric conductivity of over 40 A/Km. 
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Large magnon-induced anomalous Nernst conductivity in single-crystal MnBi.Thermoelectric modules are a promising approach to energy harvesting and efficient cooling.  For high conversion efficiency, it is required that the material have a large ANE thermoelectric power and low electrical resistance, which lead to the conductivity of the ANE.  Studying single-crystal manganese-bismuth (MnBi), we find a high ANE thermopower (∼10 μV/K) under 0.6 T at 80 K, and a transverse thermoelectric conductivity of over 40 A/Km. 
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Large magnon-induced anomalous Nernst conductivity in single-crystal MnBi.Thermoelectric modules are a promising approach to energy harvesting and efficient cooling.  For high conversion efficiency, it is required that the material have a large ANE thermoelectric power and low electrical resistance, which lead to the conductivity of the ANE.  Studying single-crystal manganese-bismuth (MnBi), we find a high ANE thermopower (∼10 μV/K) under 0.6 T at 80 K, and a transverse thermoelectric conductivity of over 40 A/Km. 
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