Oskar Vafek

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Florida State University

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Oskar Vafek is a Professor at Florida State University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on condensed matter physics, with significant contributions to the understanding of twisted bilayer graphene, topological heavy fermions, and correlated Chern insulators. Recent publications highlight topics such as atomic configurations under strain, magnetic field effects on phase diagrams, and the properties of anomalous resistivity in complex materials.

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Correlated Electron Physics in Graphene and Other Novel Quantum Materials

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Donostia International Physics Center

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Jia Li

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Brown University

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Analytical solution for the relaxed atomic configuration of twisted bilayer graphene including heterostrain

Kekulé spiral order from strained topological heavy fermions

Topological heavy fermion model as an efficient representation of atomistic strain and relaxation in twisted bilayer graphene

Topological heavy fermions in magnetic field

Theory of Correlated Chern Insulators in Twisted Bilayer Graphene

Phase diagram of twisted bilayer MoTe2 in a magnetic field with an account for the electron-electron interaction

Anisotropic resistivity tensor from disk geometry magnetoconductance

Revisiting Bloch electrons in a magnetic field: Hofstadter physics via hybrid Wannier states

Narrow bands in magnetic field and strong-coupling Hofstadter spectra

Tuning electron correlation in magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene using Coulomb screening

Cascades between Light and Heavy Fermions in the Normal State of Magic-Angle Twisted Bilayer Graphene

Lattice model for the Coulomb interacting chiral limit of magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene: Symmetries, obstructions, and excitations

Renormalization Group Study of Hidden Symmetry in Twisted Bilayer Graphene with Coulomb Interactions

Diagnosis of explicit symmetry breaking in the tight-binding constructions for symmetry-protected topological systems

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B Andrei Bernevig

Jia Li

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