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Repulsion-Driven $p - i p$ Superconductivity in a Single Valley Revealed by DMRG
We demonstrate repulsion-driven topological superconductivity of a single species of Dirac fermions, motivated by valley-polarized phases observed in two-dimensional materials such as rhombohedral graphene. Using density-matrix renormalization group calculations on the Qi-Wu-Zhang lattice model on c
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