A gauge-covariant PEPS ansatz with virtual flux tensors ensures translation-invariant physical expectation values for 2D interacting systems in a magnetic field, allowing gauge-independent simulations without enlarged magnetic unit cells.
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Remote band mixing in moiré models preferentially stabilizes electron Wigner crystals over hole crystals, explaining the greater instability of fractional Chern insulators at ν=1/3 than at ν=2/3.
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A gauge-covariant PEPS ansatz with virtual flux tensors ensures translation-invariant physical expectation values for 2D interacting systems in a magnetic field, allowing gauge-independent simulations without enlarged magnetic unit cells.
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Band mixing and particle-hole asymmetry in moir\'e fractional Chern insulators
Remote band mixing in moiré models preferentially stabilizes electron Wigner crystals over hole crystals, explaining the greater instability of fractional Chern insulators at ν=1/3 than at ν=2/3.