Topological Insulators, Altermagnets, and other Quantum Materials

Surface states of HfTe5 measured via ARPES and calculated via DFT.

I frequently collaborate with experimental groups to guide and explain their findings across a diverse range of quantum materials.

Recent and Current Projects

  • Identifying multiple topological gaps and hexagonal warping in the layered topological insulator Bi4Te3.

  • Studying the role of defects and strain in topological phase transition in quasi-one-dimensional HfTe5.

  • Elucidating the role of the crystal field in the g-wave altermagnet CoNb4Se8, an intercalated transition metal dichalcogenide.

  • Developing models to explain Turing pattern formation in rare earth hexagonal manganites.

Publications and Preprints

(2024). Non-relativistic spin splitting above and below the Fermi level in a *g*-wave altermagnet. arXiv.

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(2024). Investigation of the nanoscale stability of the hexagonal rare earth manganites. In Preparation.

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(2022). Multiple Strong Topological Gaps and Hexagonal Warping in Bi4Te3. Physical Review B.

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(2024). Effects of strain, defects, and interactions on the topological properties of HfTe5. Phys. Rev. B.

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(2017). Femtosecond laser induced structural dynamics and melting of Cu (111) single crystal: an ultrafast time-resolved x-ray diffraction study. Journal of Applied Physics.

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