Dislocation Arrays Hosting Topological Bound States in Epitaxial Tetragonal FeSe Films
arXiv:2611.16681 · doi:10.1021/acsnano.6c11893
Abstract
Topological defects in real space can host robust, localized quantum states for quantum information processing and sensing, yet deterministic control over their formation in crystalline materials remain challenging.
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