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。The Charge-Density-Wave Destruction and Ferromagnetic Order in SmNiC2published in PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS mainly introduce the following things: The charge-density-wave (CDW) transition is firstly found in electron-lattice interaction of low-dimensional metallicsystems.X-ray scattering and electrical resistivity measurements were done on SmNiC2.x-ray diffraction experiments have indicated that satellite peaks characterized by q1=(0.5,n,0)appear below T1 =148 K and that they vanishbelow TC =17.7 K. The temperature dependence of theelectrical resistivity shows a sharp inflection at T1 and anlarge change at TC, which can be interpreted as theformation and destruction of a CDW state.The compound SmNiC2 is a novel system characterized bythe interaction between the CDWand themagnetic ordering.The Universal Electromotive Force Induced by DomainWall Motion published in PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS mainly state : The interplay of charge transport and spin dynamicsis a central theme of spintronics research.The electromotive force induced by a moving magnetic domain wall in a nanostrip has been calculated on theory and detected in experiments.The theory show the electromotive force generated by the motion of an arbitraryspin texture and attained a universal ferro-Josephson relationfor a Domain Wall moving in a nanostrip.The theory give a general result Vx/H =11.6 nV/Oe for a field-drivenDW, which is independent of the details of its internal structure. They have detected experimentally the voltage yielded during the motion of a single domain wall over a rangeof driving field and find a result that accord well with thisprediction.The Observation of Chiral Heat Transport in the Quantum Hall Regime published in PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS mainly state:Heat transport in the quantum Hall regime is studied using micron-scale heaters andthermometerspositioned along the edge of a millimeter-scale two dimensional electron system (2DES). The heaters based on localized current injection into