Extended Data Fig. 1: Helicoid arc dispersion along closed contours in RhSi. | Nature Physics

Extended Data Fig. 1: Helicoid arc dispersion along closed contours in RhSi.

From: Tunable topologically driven Fermi arc van Hove singularities

Extended Data Fig. 1

a, Surface-sensitive ARPES measured Fermi surface map of RhSi. Encircling the \(\bar{{{\Gamma }}}\)- and \(\bar{{{{\rm{M}}}}}\)-pockets are dashed-line loops of different radii. b, Energy-momentum cuts along the inner (left panel; orange dashed- line) and outer (right panel; black dashed-line) circular loops resolve a net number of two left-moving chiral modes, corresponding to a projected chiral charge C = − 2 at the \(\bar{{{{\rm{M}}}}}\)-pockets. The inner and outer loops have radius 0.18 Å−1 and 0.23 Å−1, respectively. c, d Energy-momentum cuts along the inner and outer (panel d) circular loops resolve a net number of two right-moving chiral modes, corresponding to a projected chiral charge C = + 2 at the \(\bar{{{\Gamma }}}\)-pocket. The inner and outer loops have radius 0.3 Å−1 and 0.4 Å−1, respectively. Guides for the eye (green dashed lines) track the chiral modes.

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