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Review of the tight-binding method applicable to the properties of moiré superlattices
Xueheng Kuang, Federico Escudero, Pierre A. Pantaleón +2
Moiré superlattices have emerged as a versatile platform for exploring a wide range of ex- otic quantum phenomena. Unlike angstrom-scale materials, the moiré length-scale system co…
Electronic structure and optical signatures of highly-doped graphene
Saúl Antonio Herrera-González, Guillermo Parra-Martínez, Francisco Guinea +3
Heavily doping graphene by intercalation can raise its Fermi level near an extended van Hove singularity, potentially inducing correlated electronic phases. Intercalation also modi…
Enhanced Terahertz Thermoelectricity via Engineered van Hove Singularities and Nernst Effect in Moiré Superlattices
L. Elesin, A. L. Shilov, S. Jana +14
Thermoelectric materials, long explored for energy harvesting and thermal sensing, convert heat directly into electrical signals. Extending their application to the terahertz (THz)…
Strain and twist angle driven electronic structure evolution in twisted bilayer graphene
Jiawei Yu, Guihao Jia, Qian Li +14
In twisted bilayer graphene (TBG) devices, local strains frequently coexist and intertwine with the twist-angle-dependent moiré superlattice, significantly influencing the electron…
Optical properties and plasmons in moiré structures
Xueheng Kuang, Pierre A. Pantaleón Peralta, Jose Angel Silva-Guillén +3
The discoveries of numerous exciting phenomena in twisted bilayer graphene (TBG) are stimulating significant investigations on moiré structures that possess a tunable moiré potenti…
Experimental demonstration of a magnetically induced warping transition in a topological insulator mediated by rare-earth surface dopants
Beatriz Muñiz Cano, Yago Ferreiros, Pierre A. Pantaleón +12
Magnetic topological insulators (MTI) constitute a novel class of materials where the topologically protected band structure coexists with long-range ferromagnetic order, which can…