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Abstract Topological crystalline insulators (TCIs) are insulating electronic states with nontrivial topology protected by crystalline symmetries. Recently, theory has proposed new classes of TCIs protected by rotation symmetries \(\hat C_n\), which have surface rotation anomaly evading the fermion doubling theorem, i.e., n instead of 2n Dirac cones on the surface preserving the rotation symmetry.
Highlights • Persistent superconductivity gap was observed on the clean cleaved surface • Topological nature was confirmed by observation of topological surface states • A suitable research platform on topological superconductivity was introduced Summary Topological superconductors (TSCs), with the capability to host Majorana bound states that can lead to non-Abelian statistics and application in quantum computation, have been one of the most intensively studied topics in condensed matter...
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