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Propagating edge and interfacial states in corrugated graphene: Robustness and configurability
Periodically strained graphene provides a versatile platform to realize moiré-like electronic structures. We show that the interplay between strain-induced pseudomagnetic field and a displacement-field-controlled scalar potential enables the formation of isolated narrow bands. Some of the low-energy
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