This paper investigates correlated electron phenomena in magic angle twisted bilayer graphene (TBG) using optical conductivity calculations. The authors show how optical conductivity measurements can distinguish different symmetry-breaking states and reveal the nature of correlated states, particularly nematic order. Their findings indicate that nematic order can induce a finite Drude weight at the charge neutrality point (CNP), with the sign of the Drude weight anisotropy depending on lattice relaxation, doping, and the type of symmetry breaking.
Publisher
npj Quantum Materials
Published On
Aug 13, 2020
Authors
María J. Calderón, Elena Bascones
Tags
magic angle twisted bilayer graphene
optical conductivity
correlated electron phenomena
symmetry-breaking states
nematic order
Drude weight
charge neutrality point
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