10 September 2026 Thu 4 pm

Recent discoveries in topological and high-temperature superconductivity, and the emergence of unconventional superconductivity in materials such as twisted bilayer graphene and MoS2, have driven significant interest in this field. However, identifying the type of superconducting pairing in a generic superconductor remains a significant challenge even in modern condensed matter physics, often requiring complex experiments and leaving some ambiguity. We theoretically study anomalous transport phenomena in 2D chiral s-, p- and d-wave superconductors driven by surface acoustic waves (SAWs). We show that SAWs can serve as a powerful tool for identifying unconventional pairing.

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