Demonstration of skyrmions in three-band superconductors by self-consistent solutions to a Bogoliubov-de Gennes model
arXiv:2204.05242 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.107.094503
Abstract
Topological defects, such as magnetic-flux-carrying quantum vortices determine the magnetic response of superconductors and hence are of fundamental importance. Here, we show that stable skyrmions exist in three-band superconductors as fully self-consistent solutions to a microscopic Bogoluibov-de Gennes model. This allows us to calculate microscopically the magnetic signatures of skyrmions and their footprint in the local density of states.
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