Altermagnets, a class of collinear magnets defined by their spin-split electronic bands, are a focus of intense research, where a key challenge is to experimentally verify this unique band structure as a bulk property. Here, we report a comprehensive quantum oscillation study on the prototypical altermagnet CrSb. By combining high-field magnetotransport and torque measurements with DFT+U calculations including spin-orbit coupling, we successfully identify a multitude of quantum-oscillation frequencies originating from four spin-non-degenerate bands. These results provide definitive, bulk-sensitive evidence for the altermagnetic spin-split Fermi surface of CrSb, which provides a firm foundation for exploring its novel electronic properties.
@article{arxiv.2601.19105,
title = {Altermagnetic spin-split Fermi surfaces in CrSb revealed by quantum oscillation measurements},
author = {Taichi Terashima and Yuya Hattori and David Graf and Takahiro Urata and Tomoki Yoshioka and Wataru Hattori and Hiroshi Ikuta and Hiroaki Ikeda},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2601.19105},
year = {2026}
}