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Observation of dodecagonal replica bands in 30-twisted bilayer WSe
Christian Valentiner-Branth Fokdal, Chakradhar Sahoo, Thomas S. Nielsen +6
Twisted bilayers of two-dimensional (2D) transition metal dichalcogenides are promising systems for achieving tunable quasicrystalline orders with emergent properties. The underpin…
Change in charge density wave order beyond the Lifshitz transition in 2H-Ta\textsubscript{1}S\textsubscript{2}
Mihir Date, Jan Berges, Enrico Da Como +6
We investigate electronic instabilities in 2H-TaS\textsubscript{2} and a self-intercalated variant, 2H-Ta\textsubscript{1+}S\textsubscript{2}. In conventional samples,…
Electron localization, charge redistribution, and emergence of topological states at graphite junctions
Luke Soneji, Simon Crampin, Marcin Mucha-Kruczynski
Low-energy electronic behavior in graphite crystals is highly dependent on the relative stacking arrangement of the constituent layers. Topologically non-trivial electronic states…
Dimensional and doping stability of Peierls charge density waves in arrays of coupled one-dimensional chains
Aitor Garcia-Ruiz, Che-Pin Hsu, Ming-Hao Liu +1
The Peierls instability, the spontaneous dimerization of a one-dimensional metallic chain at half filling, is a paradigmatic mechanism for charge-density-wave (CDW) formation. Here…
Rhombohedral graphite junctions as a platform for continuous tuning between topologically trivial and non-trivial electronic phases
Luke Soneji, Simon Crampin, Marcin Mucha-Kruczynski
Manipulating the topological properties of quantum states can provide a way to protect them against disorder. However, typically, changing the topology of electronic states in a cr…
One-dimensional Lieb superlattices: from the discrete to the continuum limit
Dylan Jones, Marcin Mucha-Kruczynski, Adelina Ilie +1
The Lieb lattice is one of the simplest lattices that exhibits both linear Dirac-like and flat topological electronic bands. We propose to further tailor its electronic properties…