Anomalous Hall crystals have stiffness an order of magnitude smaller than Wigner crystals due to finite Chern number, triggering mechanical instability under deformations in rhombohedral pentalayer graphene models.
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Elastic Response and Instabilities of Anomalous Hall Crystals
Anomalous Hall crystals have stiffness an order of magnitude smaller than Wigner crystals due to finite Chern number, triggering mechanical instability under deformations in rhombohedral pentalayer graphene models.