  In this work, chiral anomalies and Drude enhancement in Weyl semimetals are
separately discussed from a semi-classical and quantum perspective, clarifying
the physics behind Weyl semimetals while avoiding explicit use of topological
concepts. The intent is to provide a bridge to these modern ideas for
educators, students, and scientists not in the field using the familiar
language of traditional solid-state physics at the graduate or advanced
undergraduate physics level.
