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Novel Approaches to investigate Strongly Correlated Quantum Materials: ultra-cold atom lattices
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Magic-Angle Graphene Superlattices - A New Platform for Strongly Correlated Physics
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- 1 Acknowledgements
- 2 Example Correlated Insulator: Mott Insulators
- 3 Mott Insulator: parent compound High-T Cuprate Superconductors
- 4 Novel Approaches to investigate Strongly Correlated Quantum Materials: ultra-cold atom lattices
- 5 New Platform for Strongly Correlated Physics based on Magic Angle Graphene Superlattices
- 6 Welcome to 2D Materials Legoland
- 7 Twisted bilayer graphene: twist angle dependence
- 8 Magic Angle Twisted Bilayer Graphene (MA-TBG)
- 9 Anomalous Insulating Behavior at Half-Filling
- 10 Unusual Metal-Insulator Transition
- 11 Magnetic Field induced Insulator to Metal Transition both perpendicular and parallel fields!
- 12 MA-TBLG Superconducts!!!
- 13 Similarity MA-TBLG vs Cuprates
- 14 Magnetic field dependence
- 15 Phase Coherence Phenomena: Josephson effect & Fraunhofer patterns
- 16 Quantum Oscillations & Quasiparticle Fermi Surface
- 17 How "Strong" a Superconductor is MA-TBG?
- 18 Strong Coupling Superconductivity
- 19 New Platform for Strongly Correlated Physics based on Magic Angle (Graphene) Superlattices
