Non-uniform Berry curvature in parent Chern bands induces momentum-space vortices in the chiral superconducting gap function, with the parent Chern number constraining vortex count independently of model details.
Super- conductivity from spin-canting fluctuations in rhombo- hedral graphene
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Chiral Bloch states in rhombohedral n-layer graphene cause high-harmonic generation whose dominant order scales linearly with n, with valley splitting producing n-dependent circular dichroism.
A microscopic tunneling approach is developed showing that scanning tunneling spectroscopy can distinguish commensurate and incommensurate single-q pairing states and a three-q moiré superconductor in rhombohedral graphene via broken time-reversal symmetry features and spatial Andreev conductance.
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Chiral superconductors from parent states with non-uniform Berry curvature: Momentum-space vortices, BdG topology, and thermal Hall conductivity
Non-uniform Berry curvature in parent Chern bands induces momentum-space vortices in the chiral superconducting gap function, with the parent Chern number constraining vortex count independently of model details.
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High-harmonic generation in systems with chiral Bloch states: application to rhombohedral graphene
Chiral Bloch states in rhombohedral n-layer graphene cause high-harmonic generation whose dominant order scales linearly with n, with valley splitting producing n-dependent circular dichroism.
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Probing superconductivity with tunneling spectroscopy in rhombohedral graphene
A microscopic tunneling approach is developed showing that scanning tunneling spectroscopy can distinguish commensurate and incommensurate single-q pairing states and a three-q moiré superconductor in rhombohedral graphene via broken time-reversal symmetry features and spatial Andreev conductance.