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The influence of quantum geometry on the phase boundary and collective excitations of electron liquids and crystals
Recent experiments on multilayer graphene systems have reinvigorated the study of electron crystallization, now with the inclusion of quantum geometry. In this work, we apply time-dependent Hartree-Fock (TDHF) to the $λ$-jellium model to analyze the impact that quantum geometry has on the electronic
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