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Temperature-driven transition between momentum-resolved and disordered averaged Coulomb drag in 1D systems
Mingyang Zheng, Rebika Makaju, Rasul Gazizulin +3
Advancing the understanding of electron-electron interactions in one-dimensional systems remains one of the central challenges in low-dimensional physics, especially for Coulomb-co…
Sub-10 mK "In-cell" Magnetic Refrigeration for Cryogen-free Cryostats
Alexander M. Donald, Nicolas Silva, Christopher J. Ollmann +7
A design and implementation of "in-cell" magnetic refrigeration to achieve sub-10 mK temperatures T in cryogen-free dilution refrigerators is presented. The ultra low temperatures…
Magnetic Field-Enhanced Graphene Superconductivity with Record Pauli-Limit Violation
Jixiang Yang, Omid Sharifi Sedeh, Chiho Yoon +22
Spin-polarized superconductors offer a rare platform for studying electronic correlations, but few candidate systems have been experimentally confirmed to date. Here, we report the…
Family of Unconventional Superconductivities in Crystalline Graphene
Junseok Seo, Armel A. Cotten, Mingchi Xu +17
Unconventional superconductors exhibit multiple broken symmetries and exceed the range of the Bardeen-Cooper-Schrieffer (BCS) theory. For instance, time-reversal symmetry can be br…
Quasi-1D Coulomb drag between spin-polarized quantum wires
Mingyang Zheng, Rebika Makaju, Rasul Gazizulin +3
One-dimensional (1D) quantum wires provide a versatile platform for studying strong electron-electron interactions and collective excitations under confinement. Coulomb drag betwee…
Quasi-1D Coulomb drag in the nonlinear regime
Mingyang Zheng, Rebika Makaju, Rasul Gazizulin +3
One-dimensional Coulomb drag has been an essential tool to probe the physics of interacting Tomonaga-Luttinger liquids. To date, most experimental work has focused on the linear re…
Tunable reciprocal and nonreciprocal contributions to 1D Coulomb Drag
Mingyang Zheng, Rebika Makaju, Rasul Gazizulin +2
Coulomb drag is a powerful tool to study interactions in coupled low-dimensional systems. Historically, Coulomb drag has been attributed to a frictional force arising from momentum…