Superconductivity in doped Weyl semimetal MoIrTe with broken inversion symmetry
arXiv:2108.10300 · doi:10.1088/1361-6668/ac3b38
Abstract
This work presents the emergence of superconductivity in Ir - doped Weyl semimetal T - MoTe with broken inversion symmetry. Chiral anomaly induced planar Hall effect and anisotropic magneto-resistance confirm the topological semimetallic nature of MoIrTe. Observation of weak anisotropic, moderately coupled type-II superconductivity in T -MoIrTe makes it a promising candidate for topological superconductor.
9 pages, 13 figures
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