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Tunable inter-edge interactions in a bilayer graphene quantum Hall antidot
Quantum Hall antidots provide a promising geometry for probing quasiparticle transport and interference in the quantum Hall regime. Unlike conventional Fabry-Pérot interferometers, whose confined geometry may lead to Coulomb-dominated behavior, antidots offer access to both controlled quasiparticle
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