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Autori principali: Fall, Aziz, Dayal, Kaushik
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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author Fall, Aziz
Dayal, Kaushik
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Dayal, Kaushik
contents Recent theoretical work has predicted that dislocation patterning induces anisotropic flat bands in the electronic band diagram, which can lead to unusual effects such as unconventional superconductivity. This work develops a reduced-dimensional framework to provide insights into their origin. An effective one-dimensional dislocation potential is constructed by averaging over the spatial distributions of dislocations along a singular direction. The resulting model introduces a parameter that quantifies the strain modulation, thereby providing a transparent approach to analyze the role of dislocation strain in leading to flat band formation.
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spellingShingle Emergent Electronic Flat Bands Through Dislocation Defect Phase Patterning: Effective One-Dimensional Model
Fall, Aziz
Dayal, Kaushik
Strongly Correlated Electrons
Recent theoretical work has predicted that dislocation patterning induces anisotropic flat bands in the electronic band diagram, which can lead to unusual effects such as unconventional superconductivity. This work develops a reduced-dimensional framework to provide insights into their origin. An effective one-dimensional dislocation potential is constructed by averaging over the spatial distributions of dislocations along a singular direction. The resulting model introduces a parameter that quantifies the strain modulation, thereby providing a transparent approach to analyze the role of dislocation strain in leading to flat band formation.
title Emergent Electronic Flat Bands Through Dislocation Defect Phase Patterning: Effective One-Dimensional Model
topic Strongly Correlated Electrons
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.05019