Takuto Kawakami

Assistant Professor

Osaka University

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Takuto Kawakami is an Assistant Professor at Osaka University, Japan. His research focuses on quantum geometry, electronic transport in moiré superlattices, and topological phenomena in low-dimensional materials, as evidenced by his recent publications. Notable work includes studies on flat bands in three dimensions and the transport properties of twisted double bilayer graphene.

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Mikito Koshino

Osaka University

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Yoshifumi Oshima

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Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

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Articles (14)

Singular flat bands in three dimensions: Landau level spreading, quantum geometry, and Weyl reconstruction

Shift current response in twisted double bilayer graphene

Low-temperature Thermal Transport in Moiré Superlattices

Chemically Tailored Semiconductor Moiré Superlattices of Janus Heterobilayers

Chemically Tailored Semiconductor Moiré Superlattices of Janus Heterobilayers

Topological domain walls in graphene nanoribbons with carrier doping

Perpendicular electronic transport and moiré-induced resonance in twisted interfaces of three-dimensional graphite

Multiscale Lattice Relaxation in General Twisted Trilayer Graphenes

Perfect one-dimensional interface states in a twisted stack of three-dimensional topological insulators

Topological edge and corner states and fractional corner charges in blue phosphorene

Multiorbital edge and corner states in black phosphorene

Electronic properties of a graphyne- N monolayer and its multilayer: Even-odd effect and topological nodal line semimetalic phases

Topological junction states and their crystalline network in systems with chiral symmetry: Application to graphene nanoribbons

Superconductivity in the nonsymmorphic line-nodal compound CaSb2

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Mikito Koshino

Yoshifumi Oshima

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