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Moiré collpase, when a twisted crystal becomes one-dimensional

· Mappingignorance · July 30, 2026, 1:11 p.m.
materials Condensed matter DIPC DIPC Advanced materials condensed matter physics Graphene Electronic behavior materials science
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The blog post discusses a significant discovery in condensed matter physics where rotating atomically thin crystals can induce novel electronic behaviors, particularly referencing the phenomenon of graphene layers stacking at a 'magic angle' to create unique properties.
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