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Se observaron dominios superconductores dinámicos con supercorrientes de límite en las escamas de antimónido de vanadio de cesio (CsV3Sb5). Esto sugiere un orden superconductor de reversión de la simetría del tiempo, lo que potencialmente permite la exploración de la física exótica como los modos cero de Majorana.

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  • Física de la materia condensada
  • Los materiales cuánticos
  • Materia topológica

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  • Los sistemas Kagome, como AV3Sb5 (A = K, Rb, Cs), albergan estados cuánticos complejos debido a la geometría de celosía frustrada, la topología de banda y las correlaciones de electrones.
  • Los compuestos AV3Sb5 exhiben múltiples transiciones de ruptura de simetría, incluido el ordenamiento de la carga, la nematicidad y la superconductividad, sin que la naturaleza del orden superconductor quede clara.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Investigar la naturaleza de la superconductividad en las escamas intrínsecas de cesio vanadio antimónido (CsV3Sb5).
  • Explorar el potencial para el orden superconductor dinámico y la ruptura de simetría de reversión del tiempo en este sistema topológico de kagome.

Principales métodos:

  • Observación experimental del efecto del diodo superconductor sin campo magnético.
  • Análisis del comportamiento crítico de la corriente bajo campos magnéticos externos, incluidos los patrones de interferencia.
  • Investigación de la historia térmica y los efectos de los ciclos sobre las propiedades superconductoras.

Principales resultados:

  • Indicación de dominios superconductores dinámicos con supercorrientes de límite en CsV3Sb5.
  • Observación de un efecto de diodo superconductor libre de campo magnético con polaridad dependiente de la historia térmica.
  • Patrones de interferencia de superconductividad consistentes con las supercorrientes moduladas periódicamente a lo largo de los límites del dominio.

Conclusiones:

  • Los hallazgos implican un orden superconductor de reversión de simetría en CsV3Sb5.
  • Los fenómenos observados sugieren dominios superconductores dinámicos y supercorrientes de frontera.
  • Este sistema ofrece una plataforma para explorar la física exótica, como los modos cero de Majorana, en materiales de kagome topológicos.