12 papers
Engineering correlated phases through manipulation of Van Hove singularities
Thomas P. Sheerin, Maria Ramirez, Chris A. Hooley +1
Controlling the ordered phases of correlated electron systems remains a central challenge in quantum materials design. Divergences in the electronic density of states, known as Van…
Quasiparticle interference as a tool to study quantum materials
Luke C. Rhodes, Yuhki Kohsaka, Tetsuo Hanaguri +2
To understand the properties of quantum materials a detailed knowledge of the material's low energy electronic structure is key. Details of the electronic structure drive the groun…
How to measure loop currents in scanning tunneling microscopy
Victoire Morisseau, Luke C. Rhodes, Peter Wahl +1
The emergence of loop current phases, where spontaneous loops of orbital currents give rise to a weak local magnetic moments, has been proposed to exist in a number of quantum mate…
Imaging stripe dynamics in trilayer nickelate LaNiO
Uladzislau Mikhailau, Luke Rhodes, Siri A. Berge +5
Since the discovery of high-temperature superconductivity in nickelate superconductors, it is an open question how closely the superconducting state resembles that of cuprate super…
Revealing Hund superdispersion with tunneling spectroscopy
Luke C. Rhodes, Fabian B. Kugler, Olivier Gingras +5
In cuprate superconductors, electron-electron repulsion results in characteristic spectroscopic features known as `waterfalls', where the sharp quasiparticle dispersion transitions…
Determining the superconducting order parameter of UPt using scanning tunneling microscopy
Rebecca Bisset, Luke C. Rhodes, Hugo Decitre +5
Superconductivity, a state in which electrical currents can flow without resistance, occurs because of pairing of electrons into quasiparticles with integer spin . In practicall…