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Discover how mean-field theory is revolutionizing our understanding of moiré materials, particularly magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene (MA-TBG). This video explores groundbreaking research by Yves H. Kwan, Ziwei Wang, and their collaborators, who demonstrate how mean-field modelling accurately captures ground states and superconductivity in these complex systems. Learn about the role of electron-phonon coupling, topological properties, and the challenges of modelling heterostrain. We'll delve into the open-source tools provided by the researchers, enabling further exploration of moiré materials and their potential for future technologies.
Key Topics:
Mean-field theory for moiré materials
Superconductivity in twisted bilayer graphene
Electron-phonon coupling and its role in superconductivity
Topological properties and Majorana zero modes
Limitations of strong-coupling models and the importance of heterostrain
Open-source numerical tools for moiré material research
This video is for anyone interested in:
Condensed matter physics
Materials science
Quantum mechanics
Superconductivity
Emerging technologies