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Evidence of a compensated semimetal with electronic correlations at the CNP of twisted double bilayer graphene
Ayan Ghosh, Souvik Chakraborty, Unmesh Ghorai +5
Recently, magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene (MATBLG) has shown the emergence of various interaction-driven novel quantum phases at the commensurate fillings of the moir'e superl…
Electrically switchable tunneling across a graphene pn junction: evidence for canted antiferromagnetic phase in state
Arup Kumar Paul, Manas Ranjan Sahu, Kenji Watanabe +4
The ground state of a graphene sheet at charge neutrality in a perpendicular magnetic field remains enigmatic, with various experiments supporting canted antiferromagnetic, bond or…
Quantized conductance with non-zero shot noise as a signature of Andreev edge state
Manas Ranjan Sahu, Arup Kumar Paul, Jagannath Sutradhar +6
Electrical conductance measurements have limited scope in identifying Andreev edge states (AESs), which form the basis for realizing various topological excitations in quantum Hall…
Interplay of filling fraction and coherence in symmetry broken graphene p-n junction
Arup Kumar Paul, Manas Ranjan Sahu, Chandan Kumar +3
The coherence of quantum Hall (QH) edges play the deciding factor in demonstrating an electron interferometer, which has potential to realize a topological qubit. A Graphene p-n ju…
Enhanced shot noise at bilayer graphene -- superconductor junction
Manas Ranjan Sahu, Arup Kumar Paul, Abhiram Soori +4
Transport properties of graphene - superconductor junction has been studied extensively to understand the interplay of the relativistic Dirac quasiparticles and superconductivity.…
Inter-Landau-level Andreev Reflection at the Dirac Point in a Graphene Quantum Hall State Coupled to a NbSe2 Superconductor
Manas Ranjan Sahu, Xin Liu, Arup Kumar Paul +4
Superconductivity and quantum Hall effect are distinct states of matter occurring in apparently incompatible physical conditions. Recent theoretical developments suggest that the c…