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A Different Perspective on Superconductivity in Crystalline Graphene: Exploiting Energetics
A central mystery of crystalline graphene is why superconductivity is so widespread yet often confined to strange slivers near boundaries between distinct isospin-ordered metals. In this paper, we apply a ``two-parent'' energetic framework which we show can explain this unusual form of superconducti
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