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From continuum neural quantum states to effective lattice models: Fluctuating Wigner molecules in moiré superlattices
Effective descriptions of quantum materials rely on a separation of energy scales that identifies their low-energy degrees of freedom. When kinetic energy, lattice potential, and interactions compete, this hierarchy breaks down, and both the microscopic state and its effective description are unknow
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