Double-twisted surface spectrum from hybridized Majorana Kramers pairs and wallpaper fermions
arXiv:2603.11637 · doi:10.1103/vnfd-ngb3
Abstract
We theoretically investigate the superconducting surface states of wallpaper fermions, which are surface quasiparticles of topological nonsymmorphic crystalline insulators protected by a wallpaper group symmetry, based on a tight-binding model for the space group (No. 127). A symmetry-based analysis shows that four types of on-site pair potentials are allowed. Using the symmetries of the wallpaper group and the one-dimensional topological invariants, we clarify that for the representation, wallpaper fermions and two Majorana Kramers pairs coexist, and hybridization between them give rise to a double-twisted surface state and produces four peaks in the surface density of states. We further find that the mirror Chern number vanishes, indicating that our system realizes mirror-helicity-free surface states. This distinguishes superconducting wallpaper fermions from the other superconducting topological (crystalline) insulators, such as and .
arXiv comment10 pages, 7 figures
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