In-plane linear magnetoconductivity serves as an alternative probe of valley polarization in graphene multilayers that remains finite when the anomalous Hall effect vanishes due to symmetry.
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Derives distinct scaling laws N_c vs B_c for beating nodes in graphene quantum oscillations to distinguish pseudomagnetic fields (N_c ∝ B_c²), valley imbalance (N_c ∝ B_c), and energy splitting mechanisms.
A synthesis of van der Waals Josephson junction research showing how 2D material diversity and symmetry control open routes to novel quantum devices and sensors.
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Transport signatures of valley polarization in graphene multilayers: In-plane linear magnetoconductivity vs anomalous Hall effect
In-plane linear magnetoconductivity serves as an alternative probe of valley polarization in graphene multilayers that remains finite when the anomalous Hall effect vanishes due to symmetry.
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Diagnosing the origin of quantum oscillation beating in graphene
Derives distinct scaling laws N_c vs B_c for beating nodes in graphene quantum oscillations to distinguish pseudomagnetic fields (N_c ∝ B_c²), valley imbalance (N_c ∝ B_c), and energy splitting mechanisms.
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New frontiers in quantum science and technology using van der Waals Josephson junctions
A synthesis of van der Waals Josephson junction research showing how 2D material diversity and symmetry control open routes to novel quantum devices and sensors.