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Spin responses of a disordered helical superconducting edge under Zeeman field
The Zeeman field steers whether disorder or superconductivity wins on a helical topological edge, with disorder adding logarithmic boosts to pairing while changing spin conductance scaling.
arxiv:2511.04263 v4 · 2025-11-06 · cond-mat.str-el · cond-mat.mes-hall
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The Zeeman field controls the competition: in the attractive regime, it amplifies the superconducting gap, while in the repulsive regime, it stabilizes impurity effects by keeping the system longer in the relevant regime for disorder; disorder induces logarithmic suppression of transverse density-wave correlations while introducing positive logarithmic corrections that enhance superconducting pair correlations and contribute to their stability, directly modifying the scaling of spin conductance.
Bosonization combined with renormalization-group flow remains quantitatively reliable for the disordered helical edge once the Zeeman field and superconducting pairing terms are included, without additional relevant operators or strong-coupling fixed points that would invalidate the perturbative analysis.
Zeeman field tunes the competition between superconductivity and disorder effects in helical edges, with disorder causing logarithmic suppression of density-wave correlations and enhancement of superconducting ones that alters spin conductance scaling.
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