Z2-protected Majorana vortex end modes appear in time-reversal invariant higher-order topological insulators and in topologically trivial insulators with all surfaces gapped when chemical potential lies between the two single-TI critical values.
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SQUID measurements on multilayer WTe2 show asymmetric interference patterns and a sawtooth current-phase relation at the edge, indicating ballistic supercurrent over 600 nm as evidence for second-order topological insulator character.
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Majorana vortex phases in time-reversal invariant higher-order topological insulators and topologically trivial insulators
Z2-protected Majorana vortex end modes appear in time-reversal invariant higher-order topological insulators and in topologically trivial insulators with all surfaces gapped when chemical potential lies between the two single-TI critical values.
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Probing the topological protection of edge states in multilayer tungsten ditelluride with the superconducting proximity effect
SQUID measurements on multilayer WTe2 show asymmetric interference patterns and a sawtooth current-phase relation at the edge, indicating ballistic supercurrent over 600 nm as evidence for second-order topological insulator character.