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From Quantized Hall Plateaus to Topological Surfaces: Quantum Capacitance as a Unifying Probe
The quantum Hall effect, topological insulators and quantum capacitance are usually treated as distinct topics, yet they share a common thread. Bulk topology determines a protected boundary state, and quantum capacitance is one of the few electrostatic methods able to detect the density of states. T
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