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Microscopic Modeling of the Charge-Density-Waves in the Rare-Earth Tritellurides
Sijia Zhao, Julian May-Mann, Ian R. Fisher +1
Despite being arguably the simplest and best characterized quasi-2D charge-density-wave (CDW) systems, the rare-earth tritellurides (Te) continue to yield surprising experim…
Evidence of intertwined pair density and charge density wave orders in UTe2
Zhen Zhu, Yudi Huang, Julian May-Mann +9
The strongly correlated spin-triplet superconductor UTe2 hosts an unusual landscape of magnetic-field-sensitive charge density wave (CDW) phases, positioning it as a compelling sys…
Incommensurate pair-density-wave correlations in two-leg ladder ---- model
Hanbit Oh, Julian May-Mann, Ya-Hui Zhang
We report the discovery of a generalized Luther-Emery liquid phase characterized by incommensurate pair-density-wave (iC-PDW) correlations in the two-leg -- ladder m…
Charge-2esuperconductivity from a disordered pair density wave
Julian May-Mann, Akshat Pandey, Steven A. Kivelson +1
We investigate the effects of disorder on a system that in the clean limit is a pair density wave (PDW) superconductor. The charge order of the clean PDW is inevitably lost (via Im…
Revealing the hidden Dirac gap in a topological antiferromagnet using Floquet-Bloch manipulation
Nina Bielinski, Rajas Chari, Julian May-Mann +14
Manipulating solids using the time-periodic drive of a laser pulse is a promising route to generate new phases of matter. Whether such `Floquet-Bloch' manipulation can be achieved…
Crystalline axion electrodynamics in charge-ordered Dirac semimetals
Julian May-Mann, Mark R. Hirsbrunner, Lei Gioia +1
Three-dimensional Dirac semimetals can be driven into an insulating state by coupling to a charge density wave (CDW) order. Here, we consider the quantized crystalline responses of…
Uncovering the spin ordering in magic-angle graphene via edge state equilibration
Jesse C. Hoke, Yifan Li, Julian May-Mann +5
Determining the symmetry breaking order of correlated quantum phases is essential for understanding the microscopic interactions in their host systems. The flat bands in magic angl…
Atomic-Scale Visualization of a Cascade of Magnetic Orders in the Layered Antiferromagnet
Arjun Raghavan, Marisa Romanelli, Julian May-Mann +8
is a layered antiferromagnet which has attracted attention due to its exceptionally high mobility, distinctive unidirectional incommensurate charge density wave (CDW), s…
Visualizing the melting of the charge density wave in UTe2 by generation of pairs of topological defects with opposite winding
Anuva Aishwarya, Julian May-Mann, Avior Almoalem +6
Topological defects are singularities in an ordered phase that can have a profound effect on phase transitions and serve as a window into the order parameter. In this work we use s…
Hierarchical hydrodynamics in long-range multipole-conserving systems
Jacopo Gliozzi, Julian May-Mann, Taylor L. Hughes +1
This work investigates the out-of-equilibrium dynamics of dipole and higher-moment conserving systems with long-range interactions, drawing inspiration from trapped ion experiments…
Topological Field Theories of Three-Dimensional Rotation Symmetric Insulators: Coupling Curvature and Electromagnetism
Julian May-Mann, Mark R. Hirsbrunner, Xuchen Cao +1
Quantized responses are important tools for understanding and characterizing the universal features of topological phases of matter. In this work, we consider a class of topologica…
Magnetic-field sensitive charge density wave orders in the superconducting phase of UTe2
Anuva Aishwarya, Julian May-Mann, Arjun Raghavan +8
The intense interest in triplet superconductivity partly stems from theoretical predictions of exotic excitations such as non-abelian Majorana modes, chiral supercurrents, and half…
Interaction Enabled Fractonic Higher-Order Topological Phases
Julian May-Mann, Yizhi You, Taylor L. Hughes +1
In this work, we present a collection of three-dimensional higher-order symmetry protected topological phases (HOSPTs) with gapless hinge modes that exist only in strongly interact…
Crystalline Responses for Rotation-Invariant Higher-Order Topological Insulators
Julian May-Mann, Taylor L. Hughes
Two-dimensional higher-order topological insulators can display a number of exotic phenomena such as half-integer charges localized at corners or disclination defects. In this pape…
Topological Dipole Conserving Insulators and Multipolar Responses
Julian May-Mann, Taylor L. Hughes
Higher order topological insulators (HOTIs) are a novel form of insulating quantum matter, which are characterized by having gapped boundaries that are separated by gapless corner…
Topology and the one-dimensional Kondo-Heisenberg model
Julian May-Mann, Ryan Levy, Rodrigo Soto-Garrido +3
The Kondo-Heinsberg chain is an interesting model of a strongly correlated system which has a broad superconducting state with pair-density wave (PDW) order. Some of us have recent…
Lieb Schultz Mattis-Type Theorems and Other Non-perturbative Results for Strongly Correlated Systems with Conserved Dipole Moments
Oleg Dubinkin, Julian May-Mann, Taylor L. Hughes
Non-perturbative constraints on many body physics--such as the famous Lieb-Schultz-Mattis theorem--are valuable tools for studying strongly correlated systems. To this end, we pres…
Twisted Kitaev Bilayers and the Moiré Ising Model
Julian May-Mann, Taylor L. Hughes
In recent years, there have been numerous examples of twisted bilayer systems that host remarkable physical properties that are not found in their untwisted counterparts. Motivated…
Theory of Dipole Insulators
Oleg Dubinkin, Julian May-Mann, Taylor L. Hughes
Insulating systems are characterized by their insensitivity to twisted boundary conditions as quantified by the charge stiffness and charge localization length. The latter quantity…
Corner Modes and Ground-State Degeneracy in Models with Gauge-Like Subsystem Symmetries
Julian May-Mann, Taylor L. Hughes
Subsystem symmetries are intermediate between global and gauge symmetries. One can treat these symmetries either like global symmetries that act on subregions of a system, or gauge…
Families of Gapped Interfaces Between Fractional Quantum Hall States
Julian May-Mann, Taylor L. Hughes
Some interfaces between two different topologically ordered systems can be gapped. In earlier work it has been shown that such gapped interfaces can themselves be effective one dim…
Vanishing Hall Conductance in the Phase Glass Bose Metal at Zero Temperature
Julian May-Mann, Philip W. Phillips
Motivated in part by the numerical simulations [ky,kosterlitz1,kosterlitz2] which reveal that the energy to create a defect in a gauge or phase glass scales as with for…
Thermocurrents and their Role in high Q Cavity Performance
R. Eichhorn, C. Daly, F. Furuta +12
Over the past years it became evident that the quality factor of a superconducting cavity is not only determined by its surface preparation procedure, but is also influenced by the…