Self-doped Wigner crystals arise from preempted band-inversion transitions between commensurate crystals, as established by non-perturbative arguments and Hartree-Fock calculations in jellium and rhombohedral graphene models.
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Self-doped Crystal from Preempted Band-inversion Transitions
Self-doped Wigner crystals arise from preempted band-inversion transitions between commensurate crystals, as established by non-perturbative arguments and Hartree-Fock calculations in jellium and rhombohedral graphene models.
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Valley polarization of chiral excitonic bound states induced by band geometry
Berry flux in double-well dispersions can drive chiral excitonic condensates with evolving angular momentum channels, and trigonal warping in multilayer graphene leads to mixed angular momentum ground states.
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General Many-Body Perturbation Framework for Moir\'e Systems
A GW+RPA perturbation framework built on Hartree-Fock is applied to hBN-aligned rhombohedral pentalayer graphene and magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene, producing phase diagrams and spectra that match experiments and predicting a nematic metal ground state at charge neutrality in MATBG.