Is There a Hall Effect for Phonons?

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That's quite surprising (haven't read the PRL yet) ! :eek:

In fact, I wasn't even aware of the Hall Effect on photons, and is something I'd better read as well. :redface:

Speaking of the Hall Effect, if someone can give me a nice intuitive picture for the Spin Hall Effect, that would be nice too. I've never gotten to completely understanding the basis of the intrinsic SHE.
 
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