Negative magnetoresistance without well-defined chirality in the Weyl semimetal TaP
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C. Felser | Yan Sun | Binghai Yan | A. Grushin | F. Arnold | C. Shekhar | Shu-chun Wu | R. D. Dos Reis | Nitesh Kumar | M. Naumann | M. O. Ajeesh | M. Schmidt | J. Bardarson | M. Baenitz | D. Sokolov | H. Borrmann | M. Nicklas | E. Hassinger | R. D. dos Reis
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