A new theoretical framework enables the quantum twisting microscope to perform momentum-resolved spectroscopy of superconductivity, extracting pairing magnitude and symmetry from tunneling channels in 2D materials.
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For weak attractive interactions the evolution from chiral superconductor to composite Fermi liquid passes through an intermediate stable Landau Fermi liquid, while stronger interactions may route through a non-Abelian paired quantum Hall state.
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Momentum-resolved spectroscopy of superconductivity with the quantum twisting microscope
A new theoretical framework enables the quantum twisting microscope to perform momentum-resolved spectroscopy of superconductivity, extracting pairing magnitude and symmetry from tunneling channels in 2D materials.
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Pathways from a chiral superconductor to a composite Fermi liquid
For weak attractive interactions the evolution from chiral superconductor to composite Fermi liquid passes through an intermediate stable Landau Fermi liquid, while stronger interactions may route through a non-Abelian paired quantum Hall state.