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Transport coefficients of correlated electron systems are often useful for mapping hidden phases with distinct symmetries. Here we report a transport signature of spontaneous symmetry breaking in the magnetic Weyl semimetal cerium-aluminum-germanium (CeAlGe) system in the form of singular angular magnetoresistance (SAMR). This angular response exceeding 1000% per radian is confined along the high-symmetry axes with a full width at half maximum reaching less than 1° and is tunable via isoelectronic partial substitution of silicon for germanium. The SAMR phenomena is explained theoretically as a consequence of controllable high-resistance domain walls, arising from the breaking of magnetic point group symmetry strongly coupled to a nearly nodal electronic structure. This study indicates ingredients for engineering magnetic materials with high angular sensitivity by lattice and site symmetries.more » « less
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Nemšák, S. ; Conti, G. ; Gray, A. X. ; Palsson, G. K. ; Conlon, C. ; Eiteneer, D. ; Keqi, A. ; Rattanachata, A. ; Saw, A. Y. ; Bostwick, A. ; et al ( , Physical Review B)
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Nemšák, S. ; Conti, G. ; Palsson, G. K. ; Conlon, C. ; Cho, S. ; Rault, J. E. ; Avila, J. ; Asensio, M.-C. ; Jackson, C. A. ; Moetakef, P. ; et al ( , Applied Physics Letters)