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Mass-invariant universal optical conductivity from quantum geometry
Mass is a defining property of particles, shaping their fundamental nature and interactions. In condensed matter systems, the effective mass of electrons has long been regarded as a key factor influencing material properties, including their transport and optical responses. In this work, we challeng
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