Dec 5, 2024
2:00pm - 2:15pm
Sheraton, Fifth Floor, The Fens
Genda Gu1
Brookhaven National Laboratory1
The discovery of 3D topological insulator materials and topological superconductor open up a new research field in the condensed matter physics. In order to search for the topological superconductor, we have grown a large number of the single crystals of Pb-system ( Pb-Sn-In-Te) topological crystalline insulator materials. We have measured the physical properties on these single crystals by various techniques. We have studied the effect of crystal growth condition, impurity and composition on the bulk electrical conductivity of these single crystals. We try to find out which composition and crystal growth condition is the best for the ideal topological crystalline insulator materials.