  Andreev bound states with opposite phase-inversion asymmetries are observed
in local and non-local tunneling spectra at the two ends of a
superconductor-semiconductor-superconductor planar Josephson junction in the
presence of a perpendicular magnetic field. Spectral signatures agree with a
theoretical model, yielding a physical picture in which phase textures in
superconducting leads localize and control the position of Andreev bound states
in the junction, demonstrating a simple means of controlling the position and
size of Andreev states within a planar junction.
