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Azin Mohajerani1, Zahra Faraei2, S A Jafari2,3
1Department of Basic Science, Tarbiat Modares University (TMU), Tehran 14115-175, Iran.
Abstract:
Recently observed 4π periodic Andreev bound states in 3D Dirac materials are attributed to conventional superconducting pairing. Our alternative explanation in terms of a novel form of parity breaking pseudo-scalar superconducting order can be sharply diagnosed by nuclear magnetic resonance relaxation rate. The left-right symmetry breaking of the pseudo-scalar superconductivity can be directly probed as an anti-peak structure below T C in sharp contrast to the conventional Hebel-Slichter peak.
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