Graphene and Black Holes: novel materials to reach the unreachable

Abstract

The case for a dedicated laboratory, to test hep-th models on analogue systems, is briefly made. The focus is on graphene.

arXiv comment3 pages; invited to talk to the workshop "New Frontiers in Multiscale Modelling of Advanced Materials", ECT*, Trento, June 17-20, 2014; to appear in Frontiers in Materials

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