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Robustness of Majorana zero-energy state

Based on the principle of linearized stability proposed by Lyapounov, we investigate the robustness of Majorana zero energy state (MZES), which plays an important role in topological quantum computation. We show that the MZES is not enough robust against the external perturbations, because mathematically it is critical stable instead of the asymptotic stable, only the states with asymptotic stability can be regarded as robustness, so the MZES can not be used to carry quantum information in topological quantum computation. Our study is different from previous works that usually make the numerical test by some special perturbations, our analytical derivation is suitable for arbitrary perturbations. As an example, we demonstrate it by the stability analysis of MZES in the spin-orbit coupled semiconductor/ superconductor junction.

preprint2021arXivOpen access

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