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Excitonic quantum criticality: from bilayer graphene to narrow Chern bands
We study a family of excitonic quantum phase transitions describing the evolution of a bilayer metallic state to an inter-layer coherent state where excitons condense. We argue that such transitions can be continuous and exhibit a non-Fermi liquid counterflow response ${ρ_{\mathrm{counterflow}}(ω)\s
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