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Breaking the Wiedemann-Franz limit in thermoelectrics via separated flat bands
Controlling the charge and spin degrees of freedom of electrons in solids has been at the heart of condensed-matter science for centuries. One hallmark of metallic conduction is the Wiedemann-Franz law which implies that a moving charge carries entropy. Despite centuries of dedicated research, disen
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