Delve into the fascinating world of twisted trilayer graphene in this comprehensive lecture from the 2024 Princeton Summer School on Condensed Matter Physics. Join Stanford University's Ben Feldman as he unravels the intricacies and "magic" behind this cutting-edge material. Over the course of 76 minutes, explore the unique properties, potential applications, and groundbreaking research surrounding twisted trilayer graphene. Gain insights into the latest developments in condensed matter physics and understand how this innovative material is shaping the future of nanotechnology and quantum electronics.
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Exploring the magic of twisted trilayer graphene - Ben Feldman
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Institute for Advanced Study
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