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Quantum Geometry Driven Finite-Momentum Exciton Fluctuations in Flat-Band Systems
Quantum geometry is instrumental in stabilizing exotic phenomena in systems ranging from topological insulators to superconductors. In dispersionless flat bands, where the kinetic energy is quenched, the quantum metric emerges as the fundamental driver of macroscopic collective phenomena. Here, we t
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