A Duality Between Unidirectional Charge Density Wave Order and Superconductivity

Abstract

This paper shows the existence of a duality between an unidirectional charge density wave order and a superconducting order. This duality predicts the existence of charge density wave near a superconducting vortex, and the existence of superconductivity near a charge density wave dislocation.

Main results are the same, but the presentation is significantly modified. To appear in Physical Review Letters

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