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Peking University

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Figure 1. (a) The lattice structure of PdTe2, indicating that it is a centrosymmetric system. (b) The in-plane magnetic field dependent sheet resistance at different temperatures for 6-ML PdTe2 film. (c) The temperature dependence of in-plane critical fields (the black spheres) of 6-ML PdTe2 film, which is consistent with the theoretical formula of Ising superconductivity (the solid black lines). Inset: the schematic of type-II Ising pairing. (d) The lgRS-1/T curves of 4-ML PdTe2 film at different magnetic fields. The resistance drops and then saturates with decreasing temperature, which is the hallmark of anomalous metallic states. High quality filters are used in the measurements to well exclude the influence of high-frequency noise. This figure is adapted from: https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.nanolett.0c01356

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Nano Letters, School of Physics of Peking University

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