Fig. 3: Tunable Chern states by dual-gating. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Tunable Chern states by dual-gating.

From: Anomalous Landau quantization in intrinsic magnetic topological insulators

Fig. 3

Color maps of σxx and ρyx as a function of dual-gate voltages for Mn(Bi0.74Sb00.26)2Te4 at flake thicknesses of (a, b) 21-SLs, (c, d) 18-SLs, and (e, f) 14-SLs, respectively, measured at temperature of 2 K and magnetic field of 9 T. The white dashed lines in the color maps trace the boundaries of the quantization plateaus with the respective quantum states indexed in the ρyx maps. Line profiles of σxx and σxy versus backgate voltage curves swept across the charge neutrality as indicated by the black arrows in the color maps for the (g) 21-SLs, (h) 18-SLs, and (i) 14-SLs Mn(Bi0.74Sb00.26)2Te4. The σxy plateaus and the corresponding σxx minima (indicated by the black arrows) are indexed to the Chern numbers in (g)–(i). Vertical dashed lines in (g)–(i) mark the backgate voltages corresponding to the \({\uprho}_{{{{{\mathrm{xx}}}}}}^{{{{{\mathrm{CNP}}}}}}\) determined at zero magnetic field. The surface band structures in (g)–(i) are sketched to illustrate the LL spectra observed for the respective thicknesses at 9 T. The red shades in (g)–(i) denote the Chern states forming near the CNP.

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