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Zero-sound resummation of the Kohn anomaly makes high-partial-wave pairing exponentially stronger.
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Zero-sound resummation of the Kohn anomaly makes high-partial-wave pairing exponentially stronger.
In spin-one color superconductors, the topological node count is set by a generalized pairing monopole charge that includes color Berry…
Without the δ band the pairing flips to d-wave, explaining why calculations disagree.
Spin-orbit-locked electrons near the X points barely feel magnetic fields, boosting superconductivity past the usual ceiling.
· “Large critical fields in superconducting Ti₄Ir₂O from spin-orbit coupling”
If the prediction holds, hydride superconductors could work at roughly 10 GPa instead of 150-300 GPa.
· “Prediction of high-Tc superconductivity in ternary actinium beryllium hydrides at low pressure”
The Curie-Weiss fit puts a nematic quantum critical point beneath the superconducting dome in LaFe1-xCoxAsO.
· “Evolution of the nematic susceptibility in LaFe_(1-x)Co_xAsO”
The compounds' helical surface states could host topological superconductivity without doping or interface engineering.
· “Topological superconductivity in hourglass Dirac chain metals (Ti, Hf)IrGe”
Ties the echo's shape to the elastic-inelastic self-energy ratio and says quantum fluctuations block perfect rephasing.
· “Two-dimensional spectroscopy of bosonic collective excitations in disordered many-body systems”
In mixed PDW+superconductor phases, one Higgs mode sharpens into a nearly delta-function peak, a unique Raman fingerprint.
· “Time-reversal symmetry breaking, collective modes, and Raman spectrum in pair-density-wave states”
The alloy's 0.36 nm decay length and high resistivity rule it out for cryogenic memory.
· “Comparison of NiFeCr and NiFe in ferromagnetic Josephson junctions”
The same Tc dome survives from 300 K down to 25 K, but cold growth needs faster evaporation and leaner oxygen to keep high-resistivity…
First-principles calculations put WB2 on the ductile side; CrB2 and MoB2 stay brittle.
A refined surface treatment cuts loss in parametric amplifiers and converters, lifting squeezed-state purity near 99 percent.
Simulations show bandpass-filter sideband cooling stabilizes the code space at ~100 mK.
· “Self-correcting GKP qubit in a superconducting circuit with an oscillating voltage bias”
Simulations find freeze-out exponent 0.436; vortex-count moments deviate slightly from independent-defect models.
· “Kibble-Zurek Dynamics & Statistics of Topological Defects in Chiral Superfluid ³He Films”
The drop reaches roughly 15% at 10 K and 16 T, implicating spin-fluctuation scattering.
Doping a nearby twisted bilayer cuts the critical temperature by more than an order of magnitude, evidence for electronic pairing.
· “Coulomb screening of superconductivity in magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene”
The actinium borohydride would match LaBeH8 and LaB2H8, two ternary hydrides already made below megabar pressure.
· “Prediction of high-Tc superconductivity under submegabar pressure in ternary actinium borohydrides”
In an interacting chiral dot, spin-density imbalance lets forward and reverse supercurrents differ.
· “Field-free Josephson diode effect in interacting chiral quantum dot junctions”
Half-metal and weak-ferromagnet layers made from one Heusler alloy boost the triplet effect past 1 K.
· “Expanding the operational temperature window of a superconducting spin valve”
Phonon-only theory gives 38.7 K at the best-doped point; including spin fluctuations collapses it to 4.4 K.
Tunnelling spectra reveal a sharp in-field transition inside the superconducting state — a rare pairing-symmetry switch.
A purely electronic mechanism predicts the asymmetrical superconducting dome and few-kelvin critical temperature seen in experiments.
· “Superconductivity from collective excitations in magic angle twisted bilayer graphene”
Spectral weight piled near the Fermi energy pairs with the bosonic glue, preserving gaps even at strong repulsion.
· “Synergy between Hund-driven correlations and boson-mediated Superconductivity”
Inter-band dephasing accelerates collisionless relaxation and produces two-frequency beating in materials like MgB2 and iron pnictides.
Swapping current and voltage contacts flips the second-harmonic signal, matching a thermoelectric artifact.
Cooper pairs as hydrogen-like bound states plus screened-field averaging match the measured 10^8 V/m threshold in NbN films.
Turning on interlayer Coulomb repulsion switches the leading gap from nodeless s±-wave to nodal dxy-wave.
· “Interlayer interactions in La₃Ni₂O₇ under pressure: from s^(pm) to d_(xy)-wave superconductivity”
New conductivity formula predicts a frequency window with negative superfluid density and a near-100x kinetic inductance boost.
In a 2D Hubbard model, pure d-wave order transforms into s+d+ip below Tc and splits the DOS peaks.
Ten alternating LCO/LSCO layers form an overdamped Josephson stack with a 20 nA critical current at 12 mK.
· “Josephson coupling in Lanthanum-based cuprates superlattices”
QPI maps tie hidden order to V out-of-plane orbitals and pseudogap to Sb pz electrons.
Periodic patterning softens phonons and boosts high-energy pairing, making geometry a design knob for superconductors.
A two-orbital model of La3Ni2O7 finds the strongest orbital response at (π/2, π/2), a candidate driver of the weak insulator.
· “Orbital correlations in bilayer nickelates: roles of doping and interlayer coupling”
Core-level shifts and added Fermi-level weight point to hole transfer across the interface.
· “Overdoping YBa2Cu3O7 via a heterostructure with La0.67Sr0.33MnO3”
A repulsive nearest-neighbor interaction suppresses d-wave pairing and favors d_xy-wave pairing instead.
· “Pairing phase diagram for electron-doped cuprates in the square-lattice t-U-V Hubbard model”
Old and new μSR spectra agree once analyzed alike; the square vortex lattice adds a new order-parameter constraint.
The narrowest lines in a non-centrosymmetric compound signal weak correlations and support type-I superconductivity.
· “Highly Uniform Magnetic and Electronic Environment in Non-Centrosymmetric Superconductor LaRhGe₃”
Stacking CuO2 planes turns a monolayer's coupling J into NJ, stabilizing the charge order behind the pseudogap.
· “Model for the commensurate charge-density waves in under-hole-doped cuprate superconductors”
Clean crystals show 5f electrons split into a heavy Fermi liquid and antiferromagnetic local moments down to Tc.
Orientation of the d-wave spin splitting decides whether subgap spikes or 0-pi transitions appear.
Both orders appear at one transition near 153 K, linking nickelates to cuprate stripe physics.
· “Microscopic evidence of charge- and spin-density waves in La₃Ni₂O_(7-δ) revealed by ¹³⁹La-NQR”
A nearest-neighbor attraction of about -1t to -1.25t boosts d-wave-like pairing by nearly an order of magnitude.
Asymmetric conductance peaks close at 23 K and open a pseudogap at 6.8 K, evidence for drumhead surface states.
A higher-pressure superconducting phase with distinct anisotropy hints at unconventional pairing.
· “Tunable superconductivity coexisting with the anomalous Hall effect in 1T'-WS2”
Nearest-neighbor spin-polarized interaction triggers a Lifshitz transition and equal-spin triplet p-wave pairing.
New lift-off recipe lays durable leads that survive 51 GPa and cryogenic temperatures for high-pressure quantum measurements.
· “Sub-micron Circuit Fabrication on Diamond Anvils for Mesoscopic High-Pressure Experiments”
Optical conductivity jumps by e²/16ℏ at twice the pairing gap when Euler bands pair in a d-wave channel.
Room-temperature deposition tunes grain size and texture, pushing Ti40V60 films toward bulk superconductivity without annealing.
A raw-data comparison suggests the 2015 diamagnetic signal was pressure-cell background.
· “Hydride superconductivity: here to stay, or to lead astray and soon go away?”
Bulk BCS superconductor and predicted topological metal make it a platform for topological superconductivity in quasicrystals.
· “Observation of superconductivity in a nontrivial mathcal{Z}₂ approximant quasicrystal”
Recrystallized sodium azide heated to 240-260 C shows the 635 cm-1 Raman fingerprint of cubic gauche nitrogen.
Low-temperature penetration depth rules out nodal pairing and pairs KV3Sb5 with RbV3Sb5, not CsV3Sb5.
· “Direct Comparison of Magnetic Penetration Depth in Kagome Superconductors AV₃Sb₅ (A = Cs, K, Rb)”
T-linear resistivity and S/T divergence peak where nematic order ends at x=0.45.
Simulations of FeSe show each trapped vortex becomes two half-quantum vortices, with a flow signature to test.
· “Fractional vortex array realized at twin boundary in a nematic superconductor”
Two coupled planes switch between 1 and 2 independent fluctuating layers as T/Tc varies.
A boundary phase between the two layers switches each edge current independently, offering experimental control.
A topological-insulator nanowire junction acts as a nano-SQUID; the sign change marks Majorana physics.
· “Tunable superconducting diode effect in a topological nano-SQUID”
Se K-edge shows higher Tc phase carries more electrons and softer Fe-Se bonds
A 100 nm film gives low loss, while a 40 nm film maximizes kinetic inductance for compact quantum circuits.
The mode only appears in density probes once out-of-plane momentum grows enough to give it a longitudinal component.
A 1D model shows jumps strike at pulse durations near the magnetic relaxation time, mostly at low temperature.
· “Mathematical analysis of a flux-jump model in superconductivity”
Even-parity loop currents give no boost; odd-parity ones actively suppress Cooper pairing.
· “Unconventional Superconductivity in Correlated, Multiband, and Topological Systems”
A momentum shift erases the spin splitting, leaving standard BCS physics—and Andreev reflections expose it.
Multi-cycle THz light excites the π-band Higgs mode; single-cycle pulses drive the Leggett mode.
· “Selective excitation of collective modes in multiband superconductor MgB2”
Europium-to-strontium substitution in Eu1-xSrxAlSi points to a quantum critical point near x ≈ 0.96.
FFLO pairing under an out-of-plane field gives unequal critical currents, with diode efficiency up to 60%.
A CNN trained on synthetic spectra reads 0.10 eV and 0.13 eV splits in optimally and underdoped BSCCO.
Predicted effect is 0.025 microkelvin, so the search is roughly 1000 times shy of the target.
Dense sampling shows CsV3Sb5, RbV3Sb5, KV3Sb5 are nonmagnetic; spin-orbit effects stay below 20 meV.
Thin flakes show an in-plane critical field far above the Pauli limit, tied to carrier density and spin-orbit-parity coupling.
· “Crossover from Conventional to Unconventional Superconductivity in 2M-WS2”
Bulk Dirac cone and strange metal mark dome 1; a surface Dirac cone flips sign at dome 2—two pairing mechanisms.
In-plane magnetization sweeps reveal the Rashba angle as a rigid shift, making interfacial spin textures electrical.
· “Transport Signatures of Radial Rashba Spin-Orbit Coupling at Ferromagnet/Superconductor Interfaces”
At the magic angle, more screening shrinks the superconducting dome; at 1.4 degrees, it lets a smaller pocket appear.
· “Double-edged Role of Interactions in Superconducting Twisted Bilayer Graphene”
In a tilted Dirac junction the transverse critical currents become asymmetric, decoupling output from input.
· “Transverse Josephson diode effect in tilted Dirac systems”
Heat-capacity and band-structure data trace the jump to new Fermi pockets, not to the usual atomic-mass effect.
In constant-current mode, best overdoped design reaches dynamic range 7×10^5 versus 2×10^4 unpatterned, without SQUID readout.
· “Design of structured La_(2-x)Sr_(x)CuO₄ films as superconducting transition-edge sensors at 4.2K”
Neutron data show the shift only for in-plane fields, tying superconductivity to commensurate order.
· “Magnetic field tuned superconducting and normal phase magnetism in CeCo_(0.5)Rh_(0.5)In₅”
First-principles and heat-capacity data trace the strong coupling to softened phonons, with disorder pulling Tc down.
· “Anisotropic, multiband, and strong-coupling superconductivity of the Pb0.64Bi0.36 alloy”
Only at 6 percent hole doping does the model show Cooper pairs becoming tightly bound bosons, matching the material κ-HgBr.
· “Possibility of BCS-BEC crossover in kappa-type organic superconductors”