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Topological Quantum Computing
Topological Floquet Flat Bands in Irradiated Alternating Twist Multilayer Graphene
arXiv
Authors: Yingyi Huang
Year
2023
Paper ID
54632
Status
Preprint
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We study the appearance of topological Floquet flat bands in alternating-twist multilayer graphene, which has alternating relative twist angle pmθ near the first magic angle. While the system hosts both flat bands and a steep Dirac cone in the static case, the circularly polarized laser beam can open a gap at the Moiré K point and create Floquet flat bands carrying nonzero Chern numbers. Considering recent lattice-relaxation results, we find that the topological flat band is well-isolated for the effective interlayer tunneling in n=3, 4, 5 layers. Such dynamically produced topological flat bands are potentially observed in the experiment and thus provide a feasible way to realize the fractional Chern insulator.
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- We study the appearance of topological Floquet flat bands in alternating-twist multilayer graphene, which has alternating relative twist angle pmθ near the first magic angle.
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