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This study identifies a "hidden Zeeman field" within odd-parity magnets that enables robust topological superconductivity without external magnetic fields, offering a pathway to fault-tolerant quantum computing by reducing sensitivity to disorder. The analytical model confirms that this mechanism allows conventional s-wave superconductivity to coexist with substantial spin splitting, potentially reaching hundreds of millielectronvolts. This discovery provides a new materials design route for creating stable topological states essential for scalable quantum processors.
Researchers stabilize superconductivity without external magnets

Researchers discovered a hidden field in odd-parity magnets, potentially enabling robust topological superconductivity—and avoiding reliance on external magnetic fields.
Researchers from the High Magnetic Field Laboratory of the Hefei Institutes of Physical Science of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, collaborating with Hong Kong University of Science…
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