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The stripe phases found in correlated oxides can be viewed as an ordering ofthe solitons associated with doping the Mott-insulating state. Inspired by therecent observation that the stripes tilt away from the main axis of the crystallattice in the regime x = 1/8, we propose that a new type of stripe phase isrealized in the large doping regime. This new phase should be viewed as a dopedversion of the microscopically insulating x = 1/8 stripes. The topologicalexcitations associated with the extra doping are fractionally charged kinksalong the stripes whose motions make the stripe fluctuate. We argue that thedirectional degree of freedom of the kinks might order, causing the stripephase to tilt. Quantitative predictions follow for the doping dependence of thetilt angle, which in turn can be used to determine the fundamental chargequantum associated with the stripe phase.Comment: 5 pages, 3 figure

Shifting Bragg peaks of cuprate stripes as possible indications for fractionally charged kinks