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Theoretical study demonstrates phase transitions and non-integer flux vortices in two-dimensional holographic superconductors, suggesting field theory mechanisms behind exotic superconductivity.
A bstract We investigate field theory models of holographic superconductors in which the condensation of the order parameter is induced by a Robin boundary condition. Assuming large- c factorization, we study the phase diagram of a two-dimensional CFT deformed by a relevant double-trace perturbation. Using modular invariance, we relate the high- and low-temperature phases, reproducing analytically the results for the zero-winding sector of the holographic model. Moreover, we match the near-critical behaviour of the condensate with an effective Ginzburg-Landau field theory description. Another important feature of the holographic superconductor is the presence of vortices that carry non-integer magnetic flux. We investigate a field theory toy model with similar properties and interpret it as a non-integer penetration flux for the Little-Parks effect.
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