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Fermi lune and non-reciprocal transport in rhombohedral multilayer graphene
We develop a microscopic theory of Fermi-lune metals in rhombohedral multilayer graphene and investigate their non-reciprocal longitudinal transport. We show that tuning the layer number and displacement field drives Lifshitz transitions from circular to annular non-interacting Fermi surfaces accomp
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