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26 April 2024
 
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Berry curvature effects on quasiparticle dynamics in superconductors
Zhi Wang ; Liang Dong ; Cong Xiao ; Qian Niu ;
Date 26 Aug 2020
AbstractWe construct a theory for the semiclassical dynamics of superconducting quasiparticles by following their wave-packet motion and reveal rich contents of momentum-space, real-space and phase-space Berry curvatures that are traced back to the characteristics of superconductivity, including the nontrivial momentum-space geometry of superconducting pairing, the real-space supercurrent, as well as the charge dipole of charge non-conserved quasiparticles. These Berry-curvature effects strongly influence the spectroscopic and transport properties of superconductors, such as the local density of states and the thermal Hall conductivity. As a model illustration, we apply the theory to study the twisted bilayer graphene with a $d_{x^{2}+y^{2}}+id_{xy}$ superconducting gap function, and demonstrate Berry-curvature induced effects.
Source arXiv, 2008.11374
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