2011Physical Review LettersOpen access

Topological Solitons in Three-Band Superconductors with Broken Time Reversal Symmetry

Julien Garaud, Johan Carlström, Egor S. Babaev

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We show that three-band superconductors with broken time reversal symmetry allow magnetic flux-carrying stable topological solitons. They can be induced by fluctuations or quenching the system through a phase transition. It can provide an experimental signature of the time reversal symmetry breakdown.

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We show that three-band superconductors with broken time reversal symmetry allow magnetic flux-carrying stable topological solitons. They can be induced by fluctuations or quenching the system through a phase transition. It can provide an experimental signature of the time reversal symmetry breakdown.

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We show that three-band superconductors with broken time reversal symmetry allow magnetic flux-carrying stable topological solitons. They can be induced by fluctuations or quenching the system through a phase transition. It can provide an experimental signature of the time reversal symmetry breakdown.

Key concepts: Physics, T-symmetry, Superconductivity, Symmetry (geometry), Condensed matter physics, Vortex, Magnetic flux, Signature (topology)

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