Boston College physicists have discovered a complex landscape of electronic states that can co-exist on a kagome lattice, resembling those in high-temperature superconductors, they reported this fall ...

Professor Thomale's team proposed that a unique type of superconductivity could manifest in Kagome metals, with Cooper pairs distributing in a wave-like fashion within the sublattices. Each "star ...

We do not know of any other example where this actually happens in a material like this one, which features a kagome lattice. That suggests that it could be related to the magnetism." The iron ...

Overall, the findings collected by this group of researchers hint at the possibility that the Kagome-lattice material CsV₃Sb₅ ...

Their work, titled “Fluctuated Lattice-Driven Charge Density Wave Far Above the Condensation Temperature in Kagome Superconductor KV₃Sb₅,” investigates how the CDW state evolves with ...

A superconductivity theory proposed by a Würzburg physics team has been validated in an international experiment that showed Cooper pairs display wave-like distribution in Kagome metals.

The researchers fabricated the artificial lattice device using standard van der Waals assembly techniques and electron beam lithography, creating a kagome-lattice pattern that functions as a local ...

What hadn't been seen before in this type of Kagome metal was what the physical structure of this lattice and charge order looked like at the temperature the researchers were looking at ...

(Courtesy: Paul Scherrer Institute/ Mahir Dzambegovic) Exotic materials known as kagome superconductors can play host to a rare state of matter in which electric currents form “loops” around unit ...