Researchers discovered unusual superconducting and magnetic states in rhombohedral six-layer graphene. The phases emerged in a strongly…
Researchers discovered unusual superconducting and magnetic states in rhombohedral six-layer graphene. The phases emerged in a strongly correlated regime where electrons and holes coexist, suggesting their interactions may play a central role in generating superconductivity and orbital magnetism. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41567-026-03443-9
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