Establishes correspondence between equilibrium Majorana zero modes and non-equilibrium kinetic zero modes in dissipative topological superconductors, derives algebraic relation for their numbers, and proposes dissipation engineering recipes demonstrated on Kitaev chain.
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Length asymmetry between counter-propagating chiral edges in a parafermion Josephson junction supplies a spontaneous phase bias that electrically controls Majorana (m=1) or parafermion (m>1) zero modes at Laughlin fillings.
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Dissipation-Induced Steady States in Topological Superconductors: Mechanisms and Design Principles
Establishes correspondence between equilibrium Majorana zero modes and non-equilibrium kinetic zero modes in dissipative topological superconductors, derives algebraic relation for their numbers, and proposes dissipation engineering recipes demonstrated on Kitaev chain.
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Spontaneous fractional Josephson current from parafermions
Length asymmetry between counter-propagating chiral edges in a parafermion Josephson junction supplies a spontaneous phase bias that electrically controls Majorana (m=1) or parafermion (m>1) zero modes at Laughlin fillings.