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We propose that geometric curvature and torsion may be used to probe thequality of an uncompensated antiferromagnetic interface, using the proximityeffect. We study a helix of antiferromagnetic wire coupled to a conventionalsuperconductor, and show that a density of states measurement can giveinformation about the quality of an uncompensated interface, crucial for manyrecently predicted antiferromagnetic proximity effects. Furthermore, we showthat geometric curvature alone can result in long-ranged superconductingtriplet correlations in the antiferromagnet, and we discuss the impactcurvature and torsion can have on the future development of superconductingspintronic devices.

Interface probe for antiferromagnets using geometric curvature