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Interlayer Exciton Condensate Stiffness Is Non-Monotonic in Quantum Metric
Identifying the origin of the superfluid stiffness of electron-electron and electron-hole pair condensates is an important issue in flat-band physics. Here, we study the stiffness of bilayer exciton condensates using exact diagonalization and realistic Coulomb interactions across a wide variety of f
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