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Remote epitaxial frustration stabilizes a correlated interfacial state
Remote epitaxy exploits substrate interactions transmitted across atomically thin materials to replicate substrate crystal structure. Here we show that competition among graphene-, substrate-, and reconstruction-derived interactions can instead produce frustration. Using GdAuGe films on $N$-layer gr
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