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Proximitized Topological Insulator Charge Island Fabricated via In Situ Multi-Angle Stencil Lithography
Hybrid superconductor-topological insulator (TI) nanostructures constitute a promising material platform for exploring proximity-induced superconductivity in systems with topologically protected surface states. A key obstacle has been the realization of clean and well-controlled superconductor-TI in
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