Giant Magnetic Anisotropy in the Atomically Thin van der Waals Antiferromagnet FePS <sub>3</sub>
Youjin Lee(Gangneung Asan Hospital), Je‐Geun Park(Seoul National University), P. M. Derlet(Paul Scherrer Institute), Tatiana Savchenko(Paul Scherrer Institute), Sergii Parchenko(Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY), M. Kenzelmann(Paul Scherrer Institute), B. Delley(University of Lausanne), Hyeonsik Cheong(Sogang University), Chaebin Kim(Korea Institute of Science and Technology), Woongki Na(Sogang University), Wondong Kim(Massachusetts General Hospital), Suhan Son(Seoul National University), Soonmin Kang(Seoul National University), Ki‐Young Choi(Seoul National University), Junying Shen(Paul Scherrer Institute), Armin Kleibert(Paul Scherrer Institute)
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