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Emergent chiral symmetry breaking in moiré domain wall networks redirects topological boundary states in bilayer graphene
Lattice-mismatched bilayer graphene self-organizes into a moiré network of one-dimensional domain walls that conduct electrons with low dissipation, attractive for low-power electronics. We show these channels are not always straight: as the lattice relaxes to minimize strain, the network can sponta
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